Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1892, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY HEE Ly oo MONDAY, JUN 6, 1892, COMING FAST ONTHESTRETCH Omaha Strikes Her Seconl Wind and is Goivg After the Leadors Again. SECOND GAME WON BY HARD BATTING Ohartey Dewald Gets & Dose of the Same Medicine Served to Dad Clarke—Col bus, M polis and Milwaukee Are Also Winnors, Omaha, 11; Toledo, 5. Columbus, Kansas City, 2. Milwaukes, 10; Indianapolis, Minneapolis, 10; Fort Wayne, 5. FTER ALL WE may eot a place in the race. Omaha took her fourth game from Toledo yester- day afternoon, and took it without turning o bhair. The usual Sunday crowd was out— three thousand or theresbouts — and they were out for the stuff and got 1t. The Parson worked hard for his team, but 1t was love's labor lost. The Rustlers began tho troublo 1n the very first inning, and never let up until they had the game clinched, Charlio Dewald was 1n tho box for tho Pirates, He was sorely handicapped by lame thumb and uncle’s children dallied with him at will. Fourteen corking hits and eleven runs was the size of it. On the other hand Mr. Darby, from Cali- fornia, kept tho Ohioans guessing, and while they succesded in meoting him safo eight tiwes, ho kept their hits scattered in such o manoer that they might as well not have been made. Of their five runs nota single one was earned. Was a Very Lively Tussle. The game, however, smsithstanding its lopsidencss, was lively and entertalning from start to finish, and the big crowd cheerfully sat 1t outuntil the twenty-sevonth frog merchant rolled a littls lazy one down to Gilks and was thrown out at first, McQuaid’s umpiring was a brilliant feature of the coutest, not one of his decisions, and there wasa half dozen mighty close ones, being questioned by cither side. His work has been the best ever seen on the Omaba grounds, not overlooking the ex- ‘ploits of Gaffney, the king, lddie Hayes caught another glorious game, backstoppiog, throwing, hitting and scoring us though ho was brought up on just that kind of gruel, Vickery made tho star play of the after- noon on'a long fly from Nicholson’s club. He ran for and got under it nicely, but just us ho was about to clasp the descending sphere the greensward flew up and smashed him in the mug. It was a funny fall and the crowd didn’t get over iv all tho afternoon. Tho cranks can make up their minds that the Omauas have again struck their gait, They are hitting harder than ever before, running bases like quarter horses, and field- ing out of might. They have taken a big brace and should be encouraged by the most liberal patronage. Uncle says ho'll make it three straight this afternoon and then comes Columbus. If he beats the Buckeyes two out of three ho can have Box Butte county for a little farm all by himself. Thav's right; I'll give it to bim myself, ‘Che score: OMAHA. » Shelbeok, ss. Gilks, Kelly, m Visner, rf. Collopy, 4b! Rowe, 1b. Hayes, c. Darby. » Vickery, if Totals..... ... mmconcoou - @ S5, 70, Ely. a8 Nicholson Camplon, 1b. Gettinger, 1f . Nichol, m. Newell, db, Armour, rf Dewald, p Durling, Totals. oo o Bean com~Bl |ccocoecess Elessacaeat S eeenc Slicest BCONE DY 1IN 48 110 BUMMARY, Runs earncd: Omaha, & Two Camplon, Nichol, Collo Th Double play: Visner to 1ks, Buses on balls: OF rby. 4; off Dowaid, & it by pitcher: By Durb; Struck out: By Darby, by De Passed balls: By Darllng, 1: by \\'II(ul 1;}}\'11 ul)( y. Time “l! fan r and fty-live winutes. Umplre: MeQuaid, i co?ic Omaba.. i Toledo, 4 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 [ ~ 1 0 ree bise Last of the Pirates, Tho Omahas and the Toledos will close their third series av Sportsman’s park this afternoon, and all those who desire to seoa ratiling, snappy contest should not fail to be ou hand, The Toledos feel very sore over their two defeats and will make o big effort to reverse things this afternoon. Dad Clarke will try 1t again, and if he don’t win ho says ho'tl juwp off the bridze. e prospects are that Daa will have to make the jump, for the wuy Uncle's gang aro playing ball just now tho Frogskinners have no license to wiu once in a month from them, Tho two teams will face each other as follows: Omahas, Handiboe. {nyos o0 Gitks ollopy ) Bholenk laner Keliy. | Toledos. .0l Columbus Can Do It, Kaxsas Ciry, Mo., Juno 5, —Columbus won with easo from the Cowboys today. Attend- ance 8,000; weathor pleasant. Score: KANBAS CITV, Mannin funday, i mpau, \ B AT 0 Br'kn‘tge, 1b 0| Abbey. m! COLUMNUS, > = = Eltol]'g, Iberts Lyttle, [ SRS Bl mcem—nn—nT | weccu—cxe® ~lecoe~ceocen Al . ‘Double’ pla 0 8 h dRo, 2. Ba Manning, Mo- ] Lally, 0'Day. b, Lally. Mo By | Time of gam Uplre: " orad, Were Well Res Miwaukee, Wis., Juno 5.—After laylog off during the week of rain the Brewers batted out aa easy victory today, Weather fair. Attendance, 8,100, Score: TINDIANATOL AU W PA 21 |0 Nl OlCarpenter U/ Berger, s 0| Lawrence. yiguinn, ) Nugle. G/Sullivan. p. pLiEE Sm—e—ccw Ferson, p %] camuemue = Iwaukoe. Indianupolis BUMMARY. Karned rups: Milwaukee, §; Indlanapolis, 3. Two- basebit: Ward Throe base hit: Karl. Baeriice Dite: Ward, 2 Mouarr, Twitchell Letcher, 2 Double plays: Gealus and U'Bries. Hase on balls: | MeGarr, Fernon, 2 O'Brien, TLawrence. Mt by piteher: Twitchell, Struck out: U'Brien, A Genine, 2 Berger, lon bases: Ward, 2 Henry. MeGare, <1l ¥ il Suilivan, Ferson, Krelg. Wild rllnhu 1ityan. Time of game: Une hour and fifey minate Umplre: Zecl Clayton, Munyan Did the Rest. MixsEAPOLIS, Mino,, June 1.—In the third inning Keefe filled the bases on balls, and Munyan put the ball over the fence. Weather fair; atteadance, 1 TFOIT WAVNE, <> | mccccscana | 0|%n elifie, rf. 0fMotr, 1v 3| Alvord. Carroll, ¥t Grabam, s ¥rance, p Totals Minnenpoli Fort Wayno, SUMMARY. Minnenpolls, 2 Fort Wayne. 8. Munyan. Threasbase hits: Kntz. Home runs: Graham, Smith, 2. Sacrifce ity Donohne. 1'oub) Parrott, Shinnick, Wise, X L West balls: OfF France 1" 0. Stolen bases: West. Katz, Cai vor, Tonohue. Hitby pitchor: By Strick out: Wy France, #: by Keefe, 3. Ualis: By Dugdale, 1. ‘Wild pltehes: By K I, Mime of game: One hour and forty-five minutes. Umptre: Sn. Runs oarned: Two-base hits LEAGUE, Plattemouth Gives Fremont Artistic Drabbings. Prarrsvourn, Neb., June B5.—|Special Telegram to Tue Bee.|—Revengo 1s swoet, but not any too sweet forour long suffering boys, who, under the new munagement, ad- ministered two consccutive defeats to the ex-Daker freaks. Tho first game startea with old Jack Reeves iu the box aud he pro- ceeded to show the visitors and enthusiastic audienco how to pitch, and bo succeedod, and 1f it had not been for Mr Marsh, who succeeded 1n getting u lucky ' hit for o four bagger, ana 8 couplo of rank errors in the field he woula have shut thoe visitors out completely, Kim- mel retired in disgrace in the third, tae boys baving slugged bim for six singles, four “doubles in succession and a home run, ' Pur- cell took his place, and succeeded but littlo better. Perrine took the boys in the second game, and ho too plaved havoc among the ranks of the crest-fallen Kremonteis. And what between he and the heavy hitting of our boys at the ond of the gaume, the score looked like this: Pluttsmouth. 0001 0—11 Fremont.. 0 Two Very smont, 1:_Plattsmouth, 5, s 8. Puttorson, Kennody, Bakor, Maupin. Busos stolen: J. Patterson, 9; Green, 2; S Patterson, Pond Muupin, Jahneon, Iceves. Homo funs: J. Patterson, Marsh. Buse on balls oll, 8 off Itcovos, 4. Sucrifice hits: . Konnedy. 2; Pond, Maupi Reoves. 13: IKimmel, 1 Pussed balls: By Maupin, 13 by . " Timo_of iwo hours and dnutes, Haskell. Second game: Plattsmouth. Fremont.. Luns earned [ : Two-buse hits n, Kennedy, Baker. Etolen . Patterson. Baker, Purceli. Home A sh. Double lays: 5. Putt Base on bulls: O Gitehell, : Purcell, Buker. Hit by pite 1. Strick out: ll{ Perrin One hour und fifty-five minutes. Hasikell. runs 8. Umpire Loutaville. Washingto Pitesburg.. Beatrice Grand Isi; Fremont. Kearney .. Games Today, Western leaguo: Toledo at Omaha; Indianapolis at Milwaukee; Fort Wayne at ONI} ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, iiver nnd%owels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared onlf' from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its manyexcellentqualitiescommend it to all and have made it the most pozulur remedy known. : Syrup of Figs is for sale in 76c bottles by =l leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it romptly for any one who wishes Eo try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, SAN FRANOISOO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. $1.000.00. PRESIDENTIAL PROPHECIES 1 PROPHESY THAT WILL BE NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT BY THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION AT MINNEAPOLIS .o M, ON SSeaNeEtCta s S U Minneapolis; Columbus ai Kansas City. National ~league: Pittsburg al Boston; Cleveland at Brooklyn; Cincinnati at Wash- igton; Louisville at ' New York; Chicago at Baltimore; St Louls at Philadelphia. State league: Fremont at Plattsmouth; Grand Island at Beatrice; IKearney at Hastings. Tips for Today, Here are gome tnings far safer to bet on than political prospects : MORRIS PARK. 1. Contribution—Stonenell, 2. Wyandotte Colt—Yeman, . Mincehalin—Proprioty. Courtship—Pearl Top. Bunquet—Kusseil, . Now or Never—Arab, LATONIA, [King Punster—Tom Darling. ndon Smoko—loxhall, The Kenper—Jessie Lee i3, Palestino~Liiura Dividson, Peun ok Star. j Henty Young—Little George, urry Welden—Eugenle. AMONG THE AMATEURS, The Hayens in Form. The Maydens braced up yesterday and showed the Nonpareils a trick or two. They had on their batting clothes and pounded Mr. Jellen all over the park. —Creighton’s catch- ing and batting was o feature of the Hay- dens’ play, as was also “I1d” Bowles' dou- ole vlay from right field to fivst. Carrigan, who bucked against his own team, distin- guished himsclfat second for the Nonpareils, It is safe to sny the Haydens will e a dan- gerous team to run against hereafter, Fol- lowingi s the score T HAYDEN 10 Aur 1y po G 210 o . oM Auliir] 0| Lacey. ¢ 2/ K. Mali’ ‘ Monagh'n, If § owles, Tf... on' 2 Kennedy, 5b. Totals 2| Flynn, Ib. Totals . BCOILE BY INNINGS, Hayden: 01300 Nonparelis 21080 [ SUMMARY, Runs earned: Haydens, Nonparells. 4. Two- base hits: Bowles, Creighte o1 lonaghan, F. Mahoney. Three-base hits Chamberlin, J, Mahoney, “Double pla Bowles to Kleffne: Shanaghan, Carrigan to Flynn. Base on ball o Stevenson, 2; off Jellen, 4. IIit by pitehe: By Stevenson, 1: by Jellen, 8. Struck out: By Steven- l.l el llv;h l;!' "I’ullml Tlilllll: 'lly acey, 2. i ly Jellen, i T hours. Uaplre: " McVea, maoLiapel A0 Yesterday the Rockots beat the Red Rob- ins, Score: Rockets .00 Red Kobin: 0-13 -9 2010200-8 0001212017 Runs earued:” Tocketa, 4t od, Robius, 2 ockota, Gurdinor u i Rod oblus, Engler and Grotte. ' Wi Blalr Beaten. June 5.—|8 to ik Bee.)—The N, B, Falooner L oath de- feated tho boys horo today. Blair was rater bandicapped, as two of the best layers did not_play. 'Walton, the rst useman, folt abor e playing in o game with a colored man. The principal feature of the £8mO was the errors made ou both sides, Brott pitohod u good game aud struck oui sixtoon e, but had no support o the flold or bebiud 'the bat. Bailey had two errors and throe passed bails, which counted five scores, lo fact he lost the game for the home team. Seor Bram, Neb, 0 1 Battery: Rlalr, Brot ers, Miller and_Godka, Browt, 20 off Miller, 1. Hit by pitcher: By Mrog s | struck outy ly Broti, 16, by Miller, 6. Buse bits: Bluir, 0; Falconers, 8 Stolon Dbuses: Blule 6; Falconers, 10. “Errors: Blalr, Falconers. . Passed ‘bulls: Baley, & me run: Batlsy, Double plays: Noyes to Cusock to Matthews, Miiler to Smith, Smith roll, of game: T . Um- otk pelag of gam 'wo hours. U FRED FULLER WON. 0602010 0-0 0810100 011 t and Balley; Falcon- Base on bulls: O Contest Botween Two Excels ! Rifle Shots, Quitean integesting shooung contest was hud_yesterday afternoon botween Fred A, COM| COMPANIES,vie- | their bundreds of friends, .0 1892, STATE : P. 0. BOX OR STREET NO. ... .covieervenn veve +.STREET Tue OMana Beg will present a $1,000.00 Iife insurance policy paid up for one vear in the National Life Insurance company of Vermont, M. L. Roeder, manager, to tho first person sending in the closest estimate in accordance with tho above coupon. Coupons will_be numbered in their order of reccipt at this office. Incomplete or muti- lated coupons will b rejected. This coupon will be printed daily until the issue of Juno 5. No coupons will be roceivod after June 6. Date of conveution, June7, 1892, Send in as many coupons as you ploase. - Address all prophecies to ““Presidentisl Prophecies,” Bee Oflice. Faller and C. J. Langdon at the Omaha rifle rango just over the Douglas street bridge. The contest resulted in Fuller being victo- rious by making four moro poiuts out of o possivle 100 than did his opponent. Tho match was for £0 a sido at a ton ring target at a distance of 200 vards. The at- tendanco from both Omaha and Council Bluffs was good and both men bad warm supporters, the rosult being that consid- eraplo monoy changed hands. ‘The scores made were low, as the day was very windy for shooting, but nocwithstand - ing this diMculty Fuller proved his super- fority as a marksman over Langdon. Cnarles Peabody acted in the capacity of stakeholder and referee. The scorers wero Colonel Huffmeyer of Council Bluffs, Alex Taylor, William Hughes and George Carroll of Omaha. John W. Petty, & crack sbot, loaded for Langdon, and Charles Rasmussen acted In a hike capacity for Fuller, The scores for ten shots out of & possible 100 are as follows: Fullor—First ten shots, 53; scc- ond teu, 63; third ten, 74; fourth ten, 59; Afth ten, 60, Total, 809, Langdon—First ton, 64: second ten, 57: third ten, 73; fourth ton, 49; fifth ten, 63. Total, 805, leaving four points in Fuller's favor. SOUTH OMAHA VICTORIOUS, Tremendous Tug-of-War Won by the Ger- man Carpentors, The long-talked-of match fug-of-war pull for a stake of $1,000, between the Swedes of Omaha and the Germans of South Omubha came off last night av Exposition hall, There was an immense crowd in attendance, and the pull was one of the most stubborn and ex- citing on record, the South Omahans win- ulog in just one hour and tweaty-five min- uf ‘I'noy took the lead from the very start and were never headed. The Swedes worked like Trojaus, but the doughty Dutch were too much for them and finally pulled out & victory. Besides the stakes, the gross receipts of the house, which footed up $1,200, went to the winners, so the night's work for the quintette of Germans on tho rope was not a bad one, The Swodes greatly disappointed who are now busily engaged figuring out bow it all - peved. Mr. Arthur Metz, on the rendering of the referee’'s decision, turned over the stakes to Captaln Eggers of ihe German team, and the great crowd, after three rous- ing cheers for Lue victors, dispersed, ————— DaWitV's Sarsapareta cleanses the biood, fncreases the appetit and tones up the sys- tem. It bas benefitted muuy people who have suffered from blood diserders. It will help you. it High Stage of Water. Kroxuk, In., June 5. —The Mississippl river 1ast night reached the bighest stage of tue senson. The Des Moines cut & now chaunel u yuarter of & mila below its former mouta. "Tho situation at Alexandriu is unchangod. a1 Diseaso nover successfully attacks & tem with pure plood. DewWitt's Sarsaparilia makes pure, new blood und eariches e old, l “1 SAY! BUY A CAKE OF T GAC G;S\v‘ ‘4, ~and thank me for calling your attention to il 3 PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESOLU- TION. Couneil Chamber, Omaha, Neb., Ma: 2, e It resolved by the city councli of the city of Cmalin, the niayor concurring: That poreanent sidewalks be ronstructed in tho city of Umnha us designatod below, within five days after the publication of this resolution or the perspnel sorvice thercof, us by ordineice is nuthorized und requirod; such sidewaiks to bo laid to the permunent grade us estabiished on the paved stroots specifiod hereln nnd to bo construoted of ston, Artl- fielal stone. brick or tiling aceording to spoci- fications on file in the office of the Board of Publlc Works, and under its supervision, to witi & East sldo of 3)th avenue, lots 15, 16, 17. 18, block 11, Hanscom Place, 0 fedt wide, porma- nent grade. Fust sido of 3th avenue. ail of block 4, Hanscom Place, 0 feet wide, permanent grade. Eust side of Muson street, lot & block 231, clty, 2) feot wide, pernnnent grade. i ust side of 1th stroet, lots 4 and 5, biock 310, olty, 0 feet wide, permanent grade. Fast's'de of 1ith street, lots 4 and 5 block 334, city. 64eet wide, permanent grad . Eastside of 20th street. sections 13, Hurtman’s veserve, 6 fect wide. permanent rade. And bo 1t further resglved: That the Board ot Publle Works be, and is hereby, nuthorizod and direcied to' cause & copy of this resolution to be published in the Gifoial puper of the oity for one week, or bo served on the owners of sald lots, and that un- loss such owners shall witnin five duys ufter the publication or service of such copy con- struct such sidewslks us herein required, that the Board of Public Works cause the samo to be done, the cost of constructing suid side- walks respectively to be assessod ugainst the real estate. 1ot o part of lot in front of and abutting such sldewalks, Pussed May 24, 1802, L B, P. DAVIS, Président of the Councll. JOHN GROVES. . City Clerk. GEO. P. BEMIS, May NOTIOE TO OONSTRUOT SIDEWALK To the owners of lotsi parts of lots and real estate described in the above resolution: You and ench of you aro hereby notified to construct permanentsidewalks as required by i Fosolution of the city council und m 1yor of the city of Omahun, of which the ubove is a copy. “ $ W, BIRKHAUSER, Chairman Hoard of Public Works, Omaha. Neb., June 4, 1802 JHaie (>} Attest: Approved: (o) (o] Berrs & Brims L) 3 The Kings of Specialists, s the names of Drs. have been household ‘words in the homes of thousands of yaopls who have been rescued from he jaws of death through the won- derful abllity, the matchless skili of these great masters of medicine and surgery, whose kindness and beney- olence, whose self-sacrificing devo- tion to the welfars of their fellow- men will ever Iive in the heartsof a (grateful people. 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[ 0 ; sont by thls terrible disease whan & 0 with 6 boxes o . Why itton gu positively g efund the money it Bot cured Sond stawmp for free Sample. Guaratiles Lanuod by Kubo & Co, Dragalsis, Bolo Ageats, corass #8d D7 glas stroews, Owmaha, Neb. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY | 0. CHICAR WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION CONSTRUCTION. Council Chamber. Omahu, Neb., May 19, 180, Be itresotved by the city council of the city of Omahi, the mayor concurring: That wooden sidéwalks be constructed fu the city of Omuha ns doesiznated below, with- in five duys after the pubiication of this reso- lutlon, o the personul service thersof, us by ordinance I8 uuthorized and required; ch sidewalks to be laid to the grade on the streots spectfl 1n und to be constracted of pine plank of such width und thickness and be laid upon joists of such dimensions and In such manneras s prescribed by tho ) !f}ll:‘:nlt Gl flle :,n the oftice of the Board of Pubiie Works, o vis| of Luv und under Its supervision, West sido of block I, Fort grade, piorth stde ot llmwn-ilnl.rncL lots 11 und 12, ck 2, Hugedorn's sddition, 6 'te eni- Doy et .6 feot wide, tent st slde 18th streot, 10ts 12 to 22 Inclusive, block 2 Hugedorn's addition, 6 feet wide, tom- porary grade, et side isth streot, lots 12 to 22 nolusive, ock 8, Hagedorn's addition, 6 foot wide, tew- Doty grido. tion, 6 foet wide, temn: South side Muson stroet. ot 2, block 12, Kountze & Ruth’s addition, 6 fect wide, pros: ent grade, And be It turther resolved: That the Board of Pubiic Works be and here- by Jsauthorized and directed to owuse u copy of this resolution to be published in the of- ficinl paver of the city for one weck. or bo served on the owners of sad Iots, and unless such owners shall within five days ufter the publication or service of such copy construct said sidewniks as herein required, that the Board of Pub Iz Works cnuse the same to be done, the cost of constructing sald sidewalks respectivaly to be assessed neainst the renl estate, lot or part of lot in front of ana abut- tinz such sidewalks. Passed, Muy 19, 1802, 5. 1%, DAVIS, President of the Council. JOUN GROVES, City Olerk. GEO. P. BENIY, : Mayor. NOTICE TO CONSTRUOT S1DEWALK To the owners of the lots. parts of lots reul estate des tion: You and each of you are hereby notified to construct wooden sidewalks as required by a reso.ution of the city councii ans mayor of the city of Omuhy, of which the nhove Is u copy. P, W. BIRKT A Chalrman Board of P! Omaha, Neb., June 4, 1802 id street, south 16 foet lot 3, nd Piuce, 6 feov. wide, present Attest: Approved: nd ived in the ubove resolu- Notlce of Assessment of Dumages for Gradin . To the owners of all lots, parts of lots and real estute ulong Hamllton street, from the vinduet over the Belt Line raliway to 45th Bl{gct: e f ou are heroby notified thut the under- signed, threo aisintorested freedbiolders of the clty of Omahy, have been duly appointod by thé mayor, with the approval of tho clty cour. cll of sald city, t» asscss the damago to the owners respectively of the property aflected by grading Hamilton street, from tho viaduet over the Holt Line railway fo 43th streot. do- clared necessary by ordiniince No. . MM} 10th, 1802, approved May 2ith, 130 You are further notificd, thut’ huving no- cepted suld appointment. and duly quailliod 18 reauired by luw, w will, on the St day of June, A. D. 1802, at the hourof 16 o'clock in the foronoon, ut the oftice of Benowa & Co.. in the McCague bullding, within the corporate limits of sald cfty, meet for the purposo of consider- ing and making the assessment of dun:o to the owners respectively of said Droperty, af footed by sald grading, taking {nto considory. tlon special benefits, if uny, You uro notified {0 be present at the time and place uforesald. and muke uny objections to or statoments concorning sald ussssment of dumuges s you muy considor proper. 78 Meet LLOCH, G. 5 BUNEWA, MES STOCKDALE, Omaha, May 27¢h, 1 M28 d1ot PROPOSALS FOR C IN Senled proposals will be roceived b - dersigned Wnti 1520 0'clook b . Jane 2ith: 1802, for curbiug with white Colorado s stone, red Colorado nd sandstone, uccording to_specifications, Ninth street from Pucific street to alloy north of Pacific street. comprised in_ street {mprove- ment district No. 470 in the city of Omahu, Euch bid to specify u price per lineal foot for the curbing compleie on the street In suid fni- vrovement district, Work o be done In accordunce with plans and spectfications on file in the offico of the Board of Pubiic Works. Proposuls to be made on printed blanks fur- nished by the board, and these accompunied with & certifiod check in the sum of 0, pay- ablo to the city of Omaha, us un evidence of good fuith. | ho bourd resorves the right to reject an. or all bids, and 10 wiyive defod : £ LW, BIR Chafrman Board of Publ! 3 Omaha, June Gth, 1812, June 6, 7, 13, 1] SOUTH OMAHA Union Stock Yards Company SOUTH OMAHA. est cattle, hog nnd sheep market In the west COMMISSION HOUSES. GEO. BURKE & FRAZIER LIVE STOCK COMMISSION. THE LEADERS, ‘Write to this h 1 > S0. OMARA| Yi5t‘gadnctt bpare, © cor Wood Brothers, Bouth Omaha—Telephone 1157, - Chicago. 3. D. DADISMAN, W, i WOOD, | Managors, Market reports b, i d wire cheert faraished upon application, T o eerrully —THB— Campbell Commission Co. Chlcago, EastSt. Louls, Kansas Oity, South [\ sloux City, Fort Worth. A Criln, W. F. Denny, LK. Tallmadge, Chicago. Hog Balesman. Unttle Salesman Crill, Denny & Company, Live Stock Commission. Toom 47 Exchangs BIa'g, Bouth Omuha. A. D.'Boyer &Company, % and 8 Exehange Bullding,South Omahia. Correspondence solicited and promptly answersd, Bpecial atlention Lo orders for stockers & fecders, Establisued, 1888 - - . Incorporated, 1802 Capltal fully pad, #20.00) Waggoner Birney Company, Write or wire us for prompt and rellable warket reports. , Perry Brothers & Company, Live Btock Commission. Room 51 Exchange Bullding, South Omaha. Telephon 47, Gassman & D:dley. M H Hegarty & Co,, Room 81 Excanje @ and 81, Ex- ; o Bullding. chunge Bulld South Owabm, - Neb |South Omaba, - Neb Union Stock Yard National BANK. The only bank at the yars 220,000, Collections growlng B0uid be. seat difect Lo thils bank: &0.“ for credit of thelr howe baok OMAHA Manufacturers” and Jo "ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS J. H, BLENN, free, by sending their name, business n o0t the publisher. J. H. for Al Kinds ot AWNINGS AND T OMAHA TENT & AWN- ING COMPANY, awnings, tarpan- all kinds, — 7 BAGS AND TWINES 0P & 00, pmsomawa pag o [, SIONOPE SO, Importers and mrfs, flour 1 sacks, burlaps, twine. ropo, hemp, jute. cot- ton twlnos taFred cord: o, ote. 3138, 12th st BOXES. H. 0. TODD, Ruccessor 1010, Wilke M'Cu clgar, paper boxes. All novel s 10 Dox iine. 1110 Douglas St. BICYCLES. | M. 0. DAXON, Bloyolos s0id on monthly paymonts. 120 N, 15th-st BOOTS AND SHOES. MORSE-COE SHOECD, 110) Howard 8trest. ory oorner 11Lh and Dovigin stroats. Ing 010s@ Pricos to 0aih buyers, ANl Are welllng & olass of @0od) whioh Ls vory saie: 8blo with morchants. KIRKINDALL, JONES & to., Wholesalo Mfrs ‘Boston Rubbor § 1102, 1104, AMERICAN HAND SEN - ED SHOZ €O, | Boots, shoos, rubbe Toit goods. | 1608, | Tarney st i 151 105 Harney st BREWERS. 108, ECHLITI BREw- ING CO0, Offoe, 8. 0th and Leaven- worth Bts., Omaha. ohn Murhover. Agt. e iy CONFECTIONERY. VOEQELE & DINNING Mtrg Comfectioners and Jobbors of forelgn and domestio frults, 1110 Howard st. CARRIAGES. W.R.DRUMMOND &CO0. Carriago bulders. Hose putrol wagons & speolalty, 18th, opp. Tourt House. CLOTHING. BLUTUKY & GUREN, Clothing, notion, furnish ve us' o trial Samples prepatd by ex pross. 1115 Has GILMORE & RUHL, Manufrs und whole clothicra. 1169 Liarney stroot. COAL, COX CORNICE. OMAHA COAL, COKE & | EAGLECORN OF WORKS LIME CO,, Mfrs. galvanized iron Hard and soft comt, 8 B, | Soralce, window cans. | Tetalic’ skyliunts, elo. Scg. loth and Douglas- | 1319741 Doago-st. CONTRACTORS. J. H. GLENN, Contractors and sub contractors for all kinds of bullding, piastering, patnting et>., will receive a copy of Glenn's archiitects and builders directory free, by son ding their name, business and loca- tion, 10 the publisher. J. H. Glenn. 11§ 8. 15th Streét. | ‘ 0’ ‘Dircc il GRAIN. 8. A MO WHORTER, | 218 Ba of Trade. Broker 10 graln, ote. Private Chicage And St Louls. HARDWARE. — —— RECTOR %nwu.umlv LOBEOK & LINN, Dealers' hardware and CQraer 10th and Jackson | mochanies’ tools. treets. 104 Douglas Stract. ‘ A, C. RAYMER, B ullders’ Hardware and « l b tenctors” Supplies. ——— ASath T Street. LUMBER. el COHAS, R, LEE, Hardwood Jumber, wood carpots and parquoet flooring, th and Douglas. JOHN A, WAKEFIELD Importel. Amorlown Iani o hydrn LIQUORS. FRICK & HERSERT, ILER & 00, Lignor merchanta, 1112 Harnoy-st. Mfrs. Kon - nody's Bast Irdls Bit- tors. Wholesalo 11 1001 Farnan —————— e MILLINERY — ). OBERFELDER & 00, Inery. orders prompt. 28 Hithst. — MUSICAL. - THE MEINBERG 00., 100N, 16th Bt Planos, muiic and musical o= strumeuts of all kinds A HOSPE, JR,, Planos organs, nterials, eto. Doug lus-st. artists 1518 PAPER, CARPENTER PAPER CO Carry a full stock of printing, wrapplng and Wriling paper, card pa- OILS. STANDARD QIL CO, ftefined and tubricating olls, axlo grease, ete. — | OVERALLS, SHIRTS, ETC. ROBINSON $STOKES 00 Mfrs golobrated “Bncks sKin" overalls, pani sliirts, coats, eic. Eash Omaha. KING & SMEAD, Mfrs 0f “K & §" pants, shirts and overalls,eto. 1S 8. 1ithest. ] PRODUCE COMMISSION. Eetablisbed, 1578 BRANGH & 00, WHITNEY & 00, Produce, fruits of all Butter, eggs and poultr; kinds, " s sttt Do | ata 7SO BT & J. A, RYDER & 00, Butter.ezs, oul- try, hiides and gaie. 1215 Howard stroet. Refer to Com’] Nat Bank. JAS. A. CLARK & o0, Buttor, cheose, exgn’ poultey nnd zame. 817 South 15th Stroek. = — - J.B. HUBE & €. Our spectaltios: ofEs and puult (oward streot. DRY GOODS. KILP, T w.EsmTHz 00, | KIEPATRION ,';‘:“ Dry goods, notlons, fur- % Hieinggoods. Gorner | V57 890danotion 1ith and Howard-sts. 1ith and Howard-st. —_—e FURNITURE OMAHA UPHOLSTER- ING CO, Upholstered furniture i502-1506 Nicholas s Wholesale only. BEEBE & RUNYAN FUR- NITURE 0., co and Thirteonth oots. GROCERIES. | 0. M. STEELE 5 00, | BLAKE, BRUCE & CO., 1201-1206 Jomes street, | 10th and Harney streots, Omals, Omabs. DRUGS, Eta W, E. RIDDELL (Established 18%5.) Wholsalo butter & egzs Buys and sells for cash. 413 8. 11th-st. —_— TR S'i‘OVE REPAIRS. OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS, Stove repatra attachmon b kind of st 1207 Douglas. RIDDELL & €O, Buttor, o Yegeiabion, raite poss 167 sd orco. cheo TOYS. W. HARDY &00, , dolls, albums oy Roods. Boune Fited” ahite SASH. M. A. DISBROW & 00, Manufacturers of sash doors, blinds and mouldings. Branch of- floe, 12th and Lzard Sts. — DR. J. E. McGREW THE SPECIALIST, Is unsurpassed in the troatment of all forms o PRIVATE DISEASES, und all disordors und debilities of youth und manhood. 17 yoars' experience. His resources and facillties aro practically unlimited. Tho Doctor 18 recom- mended by tho press, and endorsed in tho strongest terms by the peoplo foF fulr troit- wient and honost professional advice, ~ Tho most powerful remedies known to modern selonce for tho successtul treutinent of tho followinz diseases GONORRHOEA—Immedinte reliof. A com- plete cure without tho loss of an bour's time ll(ml business. GLEET-One of the most completo and suo- Cosstul troutments for gloot and a'l annoying Qlsohurges vot known to the modical profes- slon. The results ure truly wonderful, BTRICTURE—Groitest known romedy for the treatment of strioture, without pain, cute ting. or dilating, A most remarkable remedy, SYPHILIS—No treatment for this teiribie biood diseaso has ever be Wore su cessful, nor hud strongor endorsements. In the light of ‘mudern selence this diseaso 8 positivoly Curab.e und every trace of the polson entirely removed from the bloo . LOST MANHOOD, and ambition. nervou ness, timidity, despondency and all weakne disorders of youth of munhood, Rellef obtalned ut once, BKIN DISEASES, and all disenses of ths stomach, blood, liver, klineys and bludder are treated successfully with the greates known remodies for the dissasas Write for elreulars andquestion list, free. 1 4th and Fa Stw, Smala, Ned Or the Liquor Habit Positively Curcd by adm i ering Dr. ™ G e Npoeitic, gmoulthelnuw of the patient. It -.-:éxlh.e ;x.ll .u:.;:l. crmanent 83 'Soonolio wreok. Tt iae b E:h Inrl 1 iflo, "uu " » 're, nnatl, O, oL AL G Hrcpm. Sipcnnat Kuaho & Co,. 13thand Douglas Sts.and lith Cowming Sts. Wholessle, Blake, Brade & J) and Richardson Drus Co,, 2.0 404, 302 Porfoot cure has fol. oth 000 im pregnated 0 uiter 1mpossibility NEBRASKA National Bank. U. S. DEPOSITORY. . . OMAHA NZ3 Capital.. 0 .M!)'l), 00 urplus 653,0)9 Ofticers and Diroators ¥ W, Vato a1y R. C. Cashing, vies prastiont. ¢ 8. Maarle), W. V. Morse, John . Colling, J. N. iL Patrlok Lewli A Koed, Uashier. THE TRON BANK., WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION CONSTRUC Councll Chinmbor, Omauha, Te it resolved by the ety co of Owaha, the or concurring: Thut wooden sldewanlks Lo constructed in - the city of Omabu as dosignated below. within five duys after the publication of this resolu-~ tion, or the personal sorvico thereof, w by ordinuuce 18 suthorized and required: such sidewalks to be lnid to the grade on the stroots spocifiod hereln. and to be constructed of pine Dlank of such width and thickness and be lald upon jolsts of such dimensions and In such manner as I8 prescribed D{ the unuullll'l{llunn on file in the offiee of the Board of Publio Ve pervision, to wit: \/est sido of 16th strect. lots 1 to 8 exolusive, Dlock 7, Hazel Terruce, 6 feet wide, vwmpor sido of 15th streot, lots 1 and 8, block 5, 6 fust wide, temporary grude. wt side of 15th street. los’l and Kountze's 41 addition, 0 feev wide, temporary de, bl st side of 20th stroet, lots 2,3, 6, 7. 17, Kountzo & Ruth's uddition, lowered, patred and roluld. st side of 12Lh streot, lots 1 to 7 fncluslive, Leis Placo 6 feot wide, prosent grado st s1d n streot, lots 1to 13 inclusive, M. Donovan's subdivision, 6 foet wide, present stslde of Oth street, lov 10 and s % of lot 2., Kountze's 24 addition, 6 feot wide, present grade. Eust side of 50th stroot, 10ts 1 Lo 0 Inclusive, biock 7, Arbor Plave, 0 feet wide, present grnde, Zast side of 20th suroct, lots subdivision of Suino's addiv May 24, 1802 11 of thy city A K Pruyr " oot wid lot i, blook 18, s uddition, 0 feot wide, present grade, Bouth side of Humilton streot, 1ot 1, block 11, Ehinw' additlon 0 feot wido, prosent grade. d 1o it furthor resolvo A i e of I'ublic Works bo and hereby 15 wuthorized aud dirscted o causo o Copy Of this resolut.on 1o be published n the oficial paper of the city for ono week, o sorved on tho owaors of sald lots and ue such ownoers sh publieitic wid_sid aldweoll stre Bimo Lo wibl ks 15t the real 15 dr b ( Lol and abut= of Lot In £ P. DAVIS, Prosident of L JOUN GOV GEO. . 18 Jounelt Nerk. i Mayor. 2 TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKE. wiors of the lots, parts of lots and ate described in tho wbove resolus Approveds NOTIC To th | and eaoh of you ire hereby notifiod td ot wooden sidewilks us required by w resolution of the ety council wnd mayor of tho oty of Owaha, of which the ubove 15 a CopY. P W, BIRKHAUSER, Chatrman Board of Public Works. Quwaba, Neb., June 4, 1504, udis -