Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1892, Page 8

RAILROAD MEN I SESSION i Annual Ocnvention of the National Yard® | masters Association, INTERESTING ~ QUESTIONS DISCUSSED President Ticks Convenes the Body and Explains the Object of the Meeting— safety Appliances Co 1—Irvine Formally Clinrged with Murder. sider LiscoLy, Neb,, Jone 8.—[Specialto Tne Bee. |—The third annual convention of tho National Yaramasters association convened at Knights of Pythias hall this morning at O o'clock. The convention was called Lo order by President J. D. Hicks, general yard- master of the Big Four road, with head- quarters at_Iudianapolis. After prayer by Rev. Mr. Lasby of St Paul's Methodist Episcopal church of this city, Muyor Weir deiivered an address of welcome, in which ho paid a compliment to the fine looking body of men boefore him and enlarged some- what upoff tho beauties and advantages of Lincoln, Prosident Hicks responded on behalf of tho delegates ana complimented the mayor on his felicitous remarks, He stated that the welcomo extended them by the people of Lincoin was the heartiest yet received from any city iu which the association had met. The convention then took a recess until after- noon, ‘The afternoon session was iven up 10 u discussion pf the various safety anpli- ances invented for the more effective protec- tion of the lives of railway employes. Sufety Appliances Favored, After the closo of the discussion on safety appliances President Hicks announced the following committee: On draw pars—A. D. Shaw, J. W. Coneys, Fred Dewe, McMabon and J. M. Glunt. The comuittee's report, which will be presented tomorrow, will bé thoroughly discussed, as tho matter is one of the most important to come before the convention. Secretary Marshall said to Tur Bee repre- sentative this ovening that a strong memo- 11al wiil be presented to congress on this sub- ject by the association. Two-thirds of the ceidents to railway men, he said, resulted from the present system of drawbars in use on the differont ralroads in the country. The association does not recommend any par- ticular drawbar, but simply asks for the in- troduction of a uniform system on all roads. Tho election of officers will take place to- morrow. The delegates include muny of the best railroad men of the country. The list is as follows: President, J. O. Hicks, In- dianapolis, representing tho Big Four; sec- retary, R. F. Mursnall, Cinciunati; J. W. Jonris, Cincinndty, Panhandle; 4. F. Nady, Jolumbus, O,, Big Four; William Thomas, Columbus, Panhandle; A, D. Shaw, Washington, D. C., Big Four; Wil- liam Kirkiey, Columbus, Ohio _state railroad commissioner; Jerry Daily, Toledo, Lake Shore & Miichigan Southern; A. L. Dunvar, Meadville, general manager O'Neil's Crossing Alarm company; J. H. Werrick, secretary Ohio State Railroad com- mission; C. B. Chevrolet, Sioux City, Chi- . Paul, Minneapolis & Omatn; Jos- McMaton, Chicago, Rock Island: . B. Safford, Chicago, Automatic Draw Bar company; O. 5. Tarr, Boston, B ¢ Maine; J. H. Hillman, Denver; §. F. Lyons, Den Union Pa- cific; A. T. Buchanan, Chicago; M. Glunt, Staples, Minn,, Northern Pacific; J. McNaught, West Superior, BEastern Minne- Dewey, Duluth, Northern Pa- . Clark, West Superior, Lake Su- Terminal company; C. H. iross, Dubuque, Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Local Dele, The local delegates are: E.Sherlock, O, D. Sparks, C. J. McLaughlin, D. B, Murphy, E. Dolan and F. Atwood. Most of the visiting delegates are accompanied by their wives. ‘I'his ovening the entire party were ten- dergd a reception by Mrs. A, L. Manchester. Tho local committeo which, together with the local delegatos, consists of C. B. Reotor, William Parscils, C. S. Manchester, W. H. Manchester and William Giffon, 1s doing tho honors for Lincoln, The dolegates and their ladies are being treated to carriage rides and visits to tho several stato institutions. The convention will conclude with a picnic in Liccoln purk tomorrow afternoon. 1o Indicted for Murder, County Attorney Snell this afternoon filed a formal chargo of murder against W. H. Ir- vine. The indictment charges lrvine with having killed C. E. Montgomery unlawfully, feloniously and With deliberate and premedi- tated mal Irvine 1s now confined in the county jail and shows no signs of the insanity that lias been attributed to him recently. Aninformation was also filed against Green 8. Gravely and Dan Cashian, charging the former with murder in the first degree for the murder of Charies Thomas, Cashisn is charged with having haroored and pro- tected Gravely while he was eluding the ofticers, Badly Hurt In a Runaway, Tom Murphy, living at 2133 J streot, was scriously mjured in a runaway accident last night. Ho was driving & team of spivited horses when they started to run aw . He tried to stop themn, but before he could do so Lo was thrown from the wagon and_dragged over the ground for soveral blocks. The bones of his left foot were broken, his legs badly lacorated and his head cut ‘opon. He was taken home, but today grew worse and was romoved to the hospital, where is was discovered that he had also sustained severe internal injuries, Driven from Their Resorts, The polico have boon engaged all day in thelr crusade against the houses of ill fame aud as a result of their offorts the moral at- mosphers in cortain parts of Lincoln is much clearer this evening. These disreputable dives have existod for a long time in the dis- trict bounded by Seventh and Eighth and L and M streets, ‘Tho inmates were locked up ana their bousehold goods and personal effocts thrown out of their houses. They will not be allowed to roturn aud will be closely watched to prevent them from secur- g guarters in other parts of the city, For a New High School, The Board of Eaucation this afternoon tssued o call for a special election to vote on & proposition to vote §100,000 in bonds for the ercction of & new bigh schoo. The imated cost of the eclection fs $19%0, aod thero will be one voting place in each ward. Tho call settles o long continuea egitation for & new high school building. Tho necessity for tho huilding has long bees admitted, but the rapid growth of the public school system in tho city has mado the ercction of 5o many ward schools necessary, that the high school projoctias beon doforred untfl uow. o ricnds of the project claim that the bonds will be voted by & good majority. Verdict of the Corouer's Jury, The inquest over the remains of Bert Mouberlyand Frank Nowbei ry, the twoyoung boys killed in the Missouri Pacitic yaras in this city last evening, was held this after- noon, but it was not until late this evening that the jury roturned its verdict, The parents of tho dead boys were represonted at tho inquest as well as tho railroad company. The priucipal wituess was J. G. Casey, the engineer of the switeh engine, He testified that he did nov seo the boys on the engine until just beforo the accident. The side track where the acoident occurred was on @ down grade and the track was covered with grass, Hoshut on steam and_Feversed tho englne whon ho | snw that & collision was inevitable, and also used sand. 'The grass on the {rack pre- veuted tho sand frow reaching the rails, The jury roed & verdict stating that tho boys came to their death in the manner stated in the evidence and censured the railrdud company for not enforeing its rules prohiviting all parties from euteriug tho right-of-way. Tho parents of the dead boys have employed atto the Missouri Pacific for heavy damagoes, - Rendy for the Over 200 en were at work in the Coliseur bullding yesterday putting the exhibits ia sbape and 8 good many worked well along into the ni Tne manufacturers from Nebraska City, Jeatrico, Lincoln and Fre mont have thoir exhibits nearly completed. There are still a few Omuba mavufacturers Who are hanging back and who wiil have nard work to finish thelr exhibits iu time for the opening night. Iry e SR DoWitt's Sarsppasilia cleauscs tho bload, oys and will sue ‘ i STONEHILL'S [DRESS GOODS fold by the Sheriff to the Boston Store— Coing Quickly Now. IN BIG BARG*INS—ON OUR MAIN FLOOR Understand Now! We Boanght Every Yard of Stonehill's Dress Goods and Silk the Sherilt Attached and That They Are Being Slaug! d. At 89¢c, the entire stock of all wool mohair brilliantine, 42 inches wide. black and all colors, were 75c, our pr now, 8% a yard. At 59¢, all Stonehill’s all French bedford cords, all colors, cluding tans, and ail Stonehill poplin checks, 59¢, were $1.00. At 69¢, nll the ail wool storm serges,in the latest fancy weaves, in black navys and tans, all the all wool lich weight broadcloth worth $1.25, go at 69c a yard. All'Stonehill’s faney plaid surah silk all the grosgrain silks and all the fancy trimming silks go at 89%¢. 4 All Stonehill’s hangeable double warp taffetns and surahs, also all the high-priced figured china silks, go at 59¢ a yard, All the faiile silks in black and colors satin rhadames, all the Stonehill bro- cades and china silks in black, navy and tans, go at 6c o yard. BANKRUPT STOCK VEILIN Pluin and fancy net veilings 8o, worth up to Zic, Pompadour net veilings, all colors, 15¢ a yard. All silk moline nets, double width, 9c. All_the double width pompadour and Tuxedo veilings, very latest styies, 8 yard, worth 7 GRAND LAC All the point de Irlando lace from the bankrupt stock goos at 5c, 10¢, 1be, worth up to 50c. ck and cream chantilly laces, 10c, 15¢, 25¢. FOR THURSDAY ONLY DRUG DEPARTMENT DOWN wool in- wool IN Juvenile soap, 43¢ a box. Shandon Bells soap, 43¢ a box. Cape May soap, 43¢ a bos Cuticura soap. 15¢ a cake, 80 per cent glycerine soap, 17c. PERFUMES. All odors, including Lundborg’s, East- man’s, Woodworth’s, go at 25¢ an ounc Fancy glass stoppered bottle contai ing oné ounce of perfume, 21c. THE BOSTON STORE. N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. gt ey Put Chicago In Your Pocke 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 209 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, com plete and elegant map it contains, Per gons ordering copies will pleass enclos- 6 cents extra for po Skt i bl ocunst, B33 building e New tric Lights, In accordanco with the provisions of tbe new contract between the city and the New Omaha Thomson-Houston Electric Light company, by concurrent resolution, the coun- oil has ordered arc lights at the following street intersections: Thirteenth and How- ard, Twenty-fourth and Wirt, Twenty-fourth and Locust, Twenty-fourth ana Emmott, Twentieth and Castellar, Sixteenth and Twenty-first and Chicago, Seven- Dr. Cullim Center, teenth 'and Burt, Tyenty-second and Cass, Tywenty-first and California, Twenticth und Nicholus, Twenty-sixth and Hamilton and T'wouty-fourth and Gran! e ey Sickness Among Children, £—3 Especially infants, is prevaleat at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishmeut and wholesome food. Tho most successful and reliable of all is the Gail Borden “Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it. st lafond Put Chicago in Yoir 2racs 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 209 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, complete and elegant map it contains, Persons ordering copies will please en- close 6 cents ra for postage. The following permits were issuod by the superintendent of buildings yesterday Hermun Kountze, two-story frame na- dition to dweliing, 1254 Soventh avenue.$ 1,000 August Bohu denc NDEGRLR L SPT N e W. Randall, opuirs to dweliing. avenue... p Two minor permits Total ... oue-story | no resi- Twenty-fourth and Vailey DoWitt's Sarsapareia cleanses the blood, increases the appetit and tones up the sys- tem. It has beuefittea many people who have suffered from blood disorders. It will belp you. Aty Marriage Licenses, Tho following marriags licenses were issaed by Judge Eller yesterday: Name and address, § Otto Gewluner. Omaha 1 Anna Dev Devw. % J.W. Kuupm Luciana Ale {3, I Lorsard, O 1 Buarah A, Morrisc Age. A great work, *Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago.” If there is a fentuve or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full do- seription of which does not appear in the book, we have yot to heur of it. Prf 25 cents per copy, For sale at 209 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, com- plete and elegant map it contains. Per- sons ordoring copies will please enclose 6 cents extra for postage. I'HE_OMAHA _DAILY THEBOSTON STORE BASEMENT Entire Roes Dry @Goods Stock Which We Got From the Creditors ALMOST GIVEN AWAY IN THE BASEMENT Ruch Terrib) Touched iel ize That Su ) Low Prices Have Never Been One Can Hardly Real- h Things are Possible me a Rushing. Ladies’ ready made linen drosses, waist and skirt handsomely braided, worth up to $7.00 o dress, go it T5c. Misses’ linen drosses, handsomoly braided, all &i at 50c for entire suit. All the ladies’ waists from the bank- rupt stock in sateens, percales, lawns, outing flannel, worth up to $2.00, go at 50¢. Lindies’ 85.00 bluck silk and cashmere shoulder capes at $1,2 100 ladies’ size black moire s0ls goat 25c. Ladies’ all wool cashmere shawls in black, red and blue, sue. Ladies’ black silk, fringed and em- broidered 8 cornered shawls $1,00,worth . 00, Ingreain carpets 10c a yard, BANKRUPT DRESS GOODS IN THE BASEMENT. Black wool brocade grenadines, black wool lace buntings, iron frame grena- and colo dines at 6¢ a yard, worth 2 42-inch f wool plaids, invisible plaid brilliantines and wool bedford cord, go at 8¢ a yard. 42°inch wool striped and plaid henri- ottas, the entire stock of Jamestowns and wool cheviots, double fold grena- dines and 44 inch wool lace buntings, all 20 at None worth loss than 50c. Bargains in patent medicines, down stairs in drug deparament. Hood’s $1.00 sarsapurilla, 75e. Horsford’s Phosphate 40c and 75¢, Pond’s extract, 40c and 75c. Alleock Castoria, 2lc. THE BOSTON STORE. N W. cor. 16th and Douglas. e eivinly Hayden Bros. 3-string cabinet grand upright piano, new scale, $187.50. pitatall i v Last of the Buftalo, At 8 o'clock Thursday Buff Jones and his cowboys will rope John L. Sullivan, the fighting buffalo of the herd. prse el REAL ESTAT Business Property For S Choice, central, le at a Bargaln. substantially im- Only $3,8 bo sold quiclk New York Life nldg rat © o In Your Pooket. A great work, *Movan’s Dictionary o Chicago.” If there is a feature or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full de- scription of which does notappear in the book, we have yet to hoar of L Pt 25 cents per cony. For sale at 209 Herald building, Chicago. Sce the new, com- plete and clegant map it contains. Per- sons ordering copies will please encloso 6 cents extra for postage. Ne: urn, July 8to 6 one fave for the round trip. Choice of routes from Chicago. Return limit August 15. Call at Chi- cago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. ticket oftice, 1602 'arnam street. Cuas, K DY, G. N. W. P. A, J. L. DE Bryoisg, City Tkt. & P. A. e udeitld o 0 8 Spectacles,Dr. Cullimore,224 Bee oldg Ieecbte gl Round Trip Tickets, 2 The only line running through trains direct to Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pueblo. Low rates to all points in Colorado, Utah or Pacific coast points. Fast time on elegant vestibuled trains, free reclinicg chair cars and the celebrated ‘‘Rock Island dining cars.” Comfort, safety and speed secured when ticketed a tho “‘Great Rock Island Route. ” Ticket office 1602 Farnamstreet. CHARLES K DY, J. L. DEBEvVOoIse, G. Y City Ticket and Pass. Agt. e Democratle Chicago and return one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale June 17 to 21, good to return July 6. Secure tickets and sleeping car accommodations at office of the great Rock Island route, 1602 Farnam street. ¥, G. N. W. P. A, City Tkt. & P. A, MARK| S pluced on record June 8, WARRANTY DEEDS. B F DeBols toC H Cook, lots 4 and block 3, Portland place : G A Lindquest and wife 1, lots 16 und 1,200 5 630 Joseph if trict of Omuha, lot 4, bloo d add... . G D Crocker and ‘Wifé 't ‘same, GATHOIT hod oo Sk i 0 I Jaynes und wife to Moits 12 ‘and 13, park... School T 13, Kountze i iKow, iots block 1, Shermun avenue Total amount of transfe: =Y A disease, treated as such and perma nently cured. No publicity. Noin firm &ry. Home treatment. Harmless and offectual. Refer by permission to Bur- lington Huwkeye. Send 2¢ stamp for pamphlet. Shokoquon Chemical Co., Burlington, Tn. DrATHS, Notices of five Linies or less under this head, Afty cents; each additional line ten cents. RUSTIN-WILKIN and Mrs. O. . Rustin, ut New Haven, Conn., Monday. June 6th, 182 Funeral service at the Rustin residence, 1622 Omal nlllrdui’. June 11th, at the afternoon. ITntermont immediatoly afe torat Forest Lawn comotery. Frigids of the family uro fnvited. uged 2) yours, son of Mr. Advance of the Pipe Brigade. Retreat of the Cigar Cohorts. Yes the Pipe is coming to the front as never before. The high price of good cigars is helping drive them out of use. Millions of smokers use Blackwell’s Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco. 1t is the most popular Brand in the market. Smoked for overtwenty. five years its fame is still growing—Quality always the same. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO, DURHAM, N. C, BEE HURSDAY DEATH! IN WATER. The Millions éfi Dangers Water Contains and the Rapility With Which They In- crease—Domit Take Any Chancos. Few people havesany iden how impure even the purest drinking wateris. The very best known is ful of germs. They are the most prolific cr of which we have amgsknowledge, for n sifzle one may be the causative paeent of moro than sixteen million, five hundred thoussnd doscen 1ants in a day. They nre also possessedof great vitality, for fhey ean bo carried groat distaees in water without Josing their power of producing disoase. They ean be froren or even bolled withowt being destroyed. They may be Kkept dried for yenmand yot when placed in & suitablo medium wiill cometo fife and produce fermentation and dechy. Theymre tho groat pro s of malarial fo | mest serlous disoases, wh done to avold since the not be 1 by bol {1’ s but one thing which will effectively destroy them and that Is coming in contact with spirits, A small anount of puro spirits in the water will effoctunlly Kill thom and destroy their evil effocts, but it should be borno in mind that nothing but the purest and bost wpirits shouid be used {or this purp 2 that nothing 18 cqual to whiskey. Not the ordinary whiskles which are upon the market, but something farabove them —something which is highly endorsed titlc worid, Such & whiskey s Duffy's Which Is today more popular than ever history, and which 18 dolng wonders to vory disease, There are hun- use | boforo dostroy th and hotwoen Aruggist or or who seeks o offer you something he says is “justas good.” Duffy's 18 the only pure medicinal whiskey upon the marke MANHOOD RESTORED. Pt 7 S'SANATIVO,' the v Wonderful Spanish Remedy, 18 old with a Writteh Quarantoe 10 curo all Neivous Dise cases, such ns \eak Memory, Loes of Drain Power, Ilendache, Wakefulhess, Lost Maj hood, Nervousness, Las: situde, all drains’ and loss of power of the SONA o Before & After Use.| Photographed from life. Geperative Organs in Cither sex, eatsed by Tom, yomthTuT I fscretions, ar the excessive b of tabacco, dpun, or SuimulAnts, Whicly it fend to Tfivaniiy, Consumption and Tnsunity i conventent furi 1o carty in tho vest pocket ¥ a ncknge, o1 6 for 85, With overy § ord written guarantes to oure or re money. i by ma (o any address. Circuie (ree in plnin envelope. Mention tiis paper. Aadiess, MADAID CHEMICAL C0., Branch Office for U. 858 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, 1LL, FOR SALE IN OMAHA, NEB, BY Kuhp & Co., Co,r 15th & Douglas Sta. J.A. Fuller & Co,. Cor: 14th & Douglas Sta. LA, DR B.C, WEST'S NERVI AND BRAIN TREAT- MENT. n apecific for Hystorla. Dizeiness, Fits, Neu. ralgla, Headachs, Nervous Prostraton 'causad by 8lcohoi or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Devres- slon, Boftnoss of the Brain, causing insanity, misery, decay, doath, Promature 014 Age, Barreness, Loss of Poiver n elther all 0 W matorrhoa caused Solf-abuse over-induigonco. A month' £1,6 for &, by mall. Wo guarantoe six boxea to our: Ench ordor for 6 boxe:, with 8 wlil soad writta RuAranteoto rofund If not curod. Guarantee 1ys . only by A, Schroter, drugglst. 010 agent, south . corner 1th and Faram sts., Omaha. (= The Kings of 'Speclallst;. For 27_years the names of Drs. Betts & Hotts have been household words In the homes of thousands of people who have been rescued from the faws of death through the won- derful ability, the matchless skill of these great masters of medicine and surgery, whose kindness and bene: olence, whose self-sacrificing dev tion to the wellare of their fellow- men will ever live In tho Learts of a grateful people. i They Cure | fivEx RINARY, t RECTAL | eases. AND ALL ORGANIC TRICTURE, YPHILIS, Sr:mmm, 'WEAKNESS, PERMATORRHEA, ONORRHEA, € . LEET, ENERAL AND e NERVOUS DEBILITY, Hydrocele and Varicocele, Plles, Fistula and Rectal Ulcers hod at Pormanently cured by and suc- once safe, certain, painl t early vice and ndulgances, resulting in ‘of manhood and_premature de- ?‘l’ nqnlolly and permanently re- v CONSULTATION FREE. Call upon or address with stamp, Drs, Betts & Betts, 119 South 14th St. N. 1. Cornor 14th and Douglas Sts. Omaha,Neh. Tooth-Food. ‘This medicine for babies prevents and cures pains:of teething and resulting diseases, notsby putting children to sleep with an opiate, for it contains no harmful drugs, but by:supplying the teeth-forming ingredients :swhich ‘are lacking in most mothers' mill .and all artificial foods. It is sweet and babies like it. $1.00 a bottle, alb druggists. Send for pam- phlet, “Teething Made Easy." THE REYNOLDS MFG, CO,, CINCINNATI, O, THE “CADIES PRRFECT” SYRINGER. Tho Ouly Porfos and Hootal Sy riug tho World 1s tho ouly syringe ever invented by w! vaginal njoctions oa n be administer- ed without leaking and soll- ing the clothing ar necessl- tating the use of u vessel, and which cun also be used for regtal njections. SOFT RUBBER BULB, HAKD RUBBER HBELL FRICE 88 00, Matl Orders Solloited. The Atoe & PenloldCo. 15th Steeet, Neat to Postoffice. zinal {n ~“TWELVE P ACEPHALOUS ,\ That’s the condition a man must be in who can't appreciate the unprecedented values we've been giving throughout this entire season. A man with any /ead at all who has attended any ofour great special sales, or who has seen any of the goods that ame from them, can see at a glance that we’'ve had some special objectin view to sell goods the way we’ve been selling them. Confidentially speaking we have had ar object in view, and that object has been to malke money. 1 That's what we’re in business for—to make money—and we balieve we can do more business and make more money by giving a man more goods for his dollar than he can get anywhere else. That's our little scheme. Toda ye at special sale we will offer four hundred derge and Cheviot Suits, Suits:--TheCheviotSuits The Serge Are veryffine goods. made up splendid linings trimmings. They are handsome dark shade of blue, and as you ever saw sold for twelve-fifty—To see the crowds serge in (or in serge) the price—till they’re gone—will are as good a thing be Saturday !!!! T All the latest styles in Soft and Styff Hats. STETSON’S SOFT andS TIFF HATS. AULABAUGH FUR- CO. HATTERS AND FURRIERS 218 South 15th Street. Furs Stored and chn_ircd. Wo send_th marvelous Trench Tomedy CALTHOS free, and n Togal guaranteo that CAL1Hos will ETOP Discharges & OUHE Rpnermatorrhea, and RESTORE Lost Vigor. Use it and pay if satisfied. Address, VOM MOHL CO.. Oho. NEBRASKA National Bank. U. S. DEPOSITORY. - « OMAHANE3 Capital. .$400,000 urp lus., A 663,0)) Ofcars and Diroctors—ionry W, Yatot,prail1an) R. C shing, vice president. C. 8. Mauries, W. V Mo ohn 8. Collins, J. N. M. Patriok Lowli A Tieed, Cashior. WOODENSIDEWALK RESOLUTIO! CONSTRUCTION. Councll Chamber, Omaha, Neb., March 81502, Be iv resolved by the eity council of the city of Omuha, the mayor coneurr Thst wooden sidewnlks be constructed fn the city of Omaha us designated below, within five duys after tho publication of this ‘vesolu- tlon, oF the personul service thereof, s by ordinance 1s suthorized and required: such Sidewalks to be luid to the prescnt grado on the streets specified herein, and to be con- structed of pine plank of such width and thickness and be lald upon joists of such dimensions and In such mnnner as s pre- seribed by the specifications on fiic in"tho office of tho Board of Public Works and under its supervisio Eust side of block 5, Boggs wide. East side of 20th ave,, lots §to 14 Inclusiy block 2, Boggs & Hill's second uddition, 6 fo! wide, And bo it turther resolved: 5 That the Board of Public Works be and hereby is nuthorized und directed to cause # copy of this resolution to Lo publishi ! 1n the lvldl'hl] paper of the city forono be served on the owners of ‘sald lots such owners shall wi n i publication or serv sald sidewalks us hers Bourd of blic W use the sn he cost of ¢ cting sald sidewalks Ivoly 10 bo ussessed ngainst the real esthto, 1ot or part of 10t in front of and abut- ting such sidowalks. Paussed March 8, 1 10 wit: th ave. lots 12 to 16 Inclusive, Hill's'second adaltion, 6 feet nstrucy opy ¢ hat the required . P, DAVIS. President of the Counctl. JOHN GROVES, "~ Clty Clerk, GEO. P, BEMIS, Mayor. Attest: Approved: NO' TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS. To the owners of the 15ts, parts of lots aud real estuto described in t 10 above resolution: You and each of you are hereby notifled to construct wooden sldewalks as required by o resolution of the eity council and muyor of the city of Omuha, of which the above is & hoai P. W. BIRKHAUSER, Board of Publlo Works Ja [ 1 Omana, Neb, Juoe 4, 1602 handsomely—have and first class They are Avre in a 84 to 42. In a very The price—till brown plaid. good twilled lining. are just as handsome and sty]isi’fi as a good many high priced suits. ‘“every day” suits is seven dollars—the special ry handsome wood The sizes run from They are lined with a These suits price of these Friday night will be In Our Window !!!!. What 2?2???7? Guess rDOWNS orrhioed., gl i 3 Visit mia iy be trantod &L Home by CoFrespo; Qurcly packed, no marks to indicate contents or xendo Correspondence atrictly private. Buok (Myste Bundays 10 8. .10 13 m. Send stamp {0F repis. PROPOSALS FOR PAVING. Sealed proposals will bo ceived by the un- dersigned Wit 13 o'eloc fno tic, 1802, for the following ma- L viz: Sheet asphaltum, Sloux 1l or other granite. White Colorado sundstone, Red Col o sundstone. Woodrufl, Kansus, stone. Vitrified bric Anl brick blosks, all according to speoifica- tious of 1802, as modified by the resolution adopt by the Board of Public Works at its meetin f M 3'8t, 1802, r paving part of the following stree avenues and s In the clty of Omuha, ° 451 ordered fnd 086, from Leaven- Hickory street. fangeom place. the west huvenue, south line of , from tl o of Hickory treet to the uorth li No. 424—Loavenworth straet, from the west line of 10th street to the east line of 1ith streot, No. 425—12th street, from tho south iine of Jones strect to the north line of Lenvenworth stroot. No. 20—Spencer street, from Sherman av- enue th street, No. 427—Lathrop streot, from Sherman av- ©nuo o 186 eLrect. No. 4:8~Burt str b street 10 the from the west lino of st 1ine of 10 t 1 the west Line of 24th streot. 430—Cuss streot, from 22 street to 24th strect, No. 431—Magon atreet,from 20th strect to 20th street, from the east 1ino of to the enst line of reot 4i33—i2d street, from the north line of d pluce to the north line of Wooiworth nue, * 4—Californin street, from 15th street to ot. 1rd streot, from 12th street to 14th No. Parker streot, from 24th street to the east line of 20tk street. No. 437—Seward streot, th stroc No. 438—Chicago street from streot, No. 410—-Onldwe tho west lne of S No. 40—Sherman Grand No. 44 the nor from 24th street to A street to 23d streot rom 24th stroct to an's addition, enun frou south lue of ULl sty m street to 1ine of Daven b Davenport street frou i uth lne of 1port sLreet b Wi —Mudison avenuo from lith sireet to streot from 2ith street to botween the west t Et. Mary's avenu ust Lino of ¥ith oth strect and th 17th street from ney street to i oy from 2ind strect to 24th et in Pauisen’s nddition, No. 450--10th street fron Parnam street to Atreet Kth street from thusouth lino of Poppleton kvenue to north line of Woolworth avenue, No. 437--Dayenport street tro city of O #th st ahis v line of wost of 25 street. Juss street from tho east line of to the west line of 24th strect Tumilton street from the west line ast 1o of the viaduct of ot 10 24th of 40Lh st the Belt No. 4il--A Alley in biook 10, Kountze & Ruth's b1d_ to specity & price per square yard tor the paving and repaving complete on each Bireet, bvenue und alley sepuritely Iu sald Twprovement districts. Work to be done in aceordunce and specifications on file in the board of public Works, Fach proposal to be made on printed blan tarnished by the board, and’ to be accor panted by a certifiod ohy K In the followin ho eut districts S A8, 0 0. 401, A with pluns the ofice of Distriots, A%, 450, 451, 454, 457, 450, 100 oach. Districts, 426, Omaha, Neb. 1, #kin and unnary dise. . 18 stil] trenting witl A rozular ana s Atricture. gons tos unablo to Dross so- onsultation . 10V p. me Medicine or Ono personnl Interviow preferccd. of Lifo) sent fres. OMico hours A city uuu.ml’.fi.\ it to award tricts wtoly, sub, waterial by tho br nd eit 1to walve d¢ BIRKIHAUS ard of Pubiie We June 2nd, 1802 the togother or ‘| 10 the s tion of the ers or th reject any or all Ui Chalr Omuhi WOOoD SIDEWALK RES CONSTRUCTION. Councii Chambor, Omala, Neb , Mareh 15,180% Be it resolved by the eity council of the's, £ Omaulia, tho mayor coneurring: hat wooden sldowalks bo constructed In the eity of On atod bolow, within five dnys af resolution, oF tho personal s by orai o 18 authorized on the stre struoted of ping thi s and b s and in 8 1 by the spec St thie Board of | itsupervision, to wit South side of Paul street, 1ot 7, block 1, Hor- ghird addition, 6 foct wide. 1o of Twonty-third streot, lots 3, 0 i, 0 fect wide, and '3, Iala_ upon us 15 pr filo in the I Works und under st and 10, blc routh sido block 10215, ¢ East sl bty nddl chol addition, 0 toot’ wido. of Twenty-second streot, 1ot by o ofty addition, 6 foet wide, And be it furthier rosolved That the Board of Publlo Works be an Nereby 18 authorizod and directed to cause a copy of this resolution 1o | d in the oftlétal pupor of the city for one week, or bo Served o tho owners of waf0 lots, and. unloss such owners shll wi duys after the publication or sald sidownlks Bourd of Public Wo donc. the cost of o respectively to ot or purt of lot In front siime to he id sidowalke 15t tho real and abut- DAVIS. £ the Counell. OV ES, City P, BEMIS. Mayor. ) CONSTRUOT SIDEWALKE. sof the lots, purts of lots and, deserbod 10 the above zeso Attost: o Approve NOTIC To the Ownes real estutc tlon You and each of you are kereby notified to 8 construct woodon sidowalis s required by w resolution of the city council and nyor of the ity of Omiha, of which tho nhove Is o copy. W, BIRIKHA t, Chatrman Board of Public Works. Omaha, Nov., June 4, 1502, To out-of=door folks Recreative Information s not the tire that makes the bi- le, nor the saddle, nor the stoel, nor thie spokes, nor the bearings, nor ono requisito—ts the whole ve halanced to the cquipoise of successful nicety. out Columbl Hlustrated In o by mall for Lwo 2-cent stambs, Pop Mtz Co., 220 Colimbus Ave, Boston . TO PROPERTY OWNERS, You are hiereby noiflod that the following 5 6,7, %, 0. 10, 11, 12, Ui and 14, 1n block 10, tz's fourth supplementury addition ta Moreit And 1ickory streot and Teuth etreel und Eloventh street b Jociired by ord! No. 9080 10 be & 1 s by reuson of the same bei und ullowlng Ktaguunt water to wte thoroon Yol ira horeby directed to abate wald ni ance by the Hlling of sald lots to the estad Within 8) days from the 2sth da) nulsance wil be abatel by and the expense th of 16y 1 tax agalust the proj on wh oxiss. Datod of June, 16 a'n spoc L Sl sl this 6th day g f»\l\; niliichiabmes, Ohalrman of the Board of iablle Worke 2 Jauo 6,7, W 1%