Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1892, Page 3

T NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Troubles of the Atlrntic Canning Com- pany Beirg Ventilated, SMOOTH WORK OF AN 10WA DETECTIVE How o Suceeeded In Getting a Criminal Out of Nebruska Without a Requisition —Deat wn Eccentrie Inventor— Yesterday's Huappenings, of Smith McPherson, the referce in the mat ter of the Atlautic Canning company, has taken o mass of evidence, the complications nnd entunglements of which will take some time to straighten out. The differences te- tween McWade & Martin and D, W. Archer aro great, the former claiming about $25,000, while Mr. Archer claims an cqually large amount {8 justly due him. Mr. Archer Is interested in several western canuing estab- lishments, and bas proved very successful. Aong the contracts made by him was ono by which he was to manago the Atlantio fictory for a period of five years, and to huve 6 certan interest in it. McWado & Martin claim that under this contract Archer is re- sponsible for certain heavy losses that oc- curred and also for damages in not fulfilling this contract, Archer, on the otter hand, while admitting thut there was such a con- tract, claims that it was annulled by a verbal® agrecment, and by certain actsof McWade & Martin, who insisted on ruuning the factcry In 1880, when ho insisted that owing to the overproduction aud the depressed condition of the market the factory stould be shut down. Despite this McWede & Martin went aheaa, aud the result of the year was disastrous, just as Mr. Archer bad forescen. Then they wanted him to stand the loss, Mr. Archer claims that when he took charge of the factory the com- any had already lost £0,000 in opérating it. 1e proceeded to put it in money making shape, and for two or three years the profits wero large. Then the market became such that neurly all tho factories shut down, but McWade & Martin were bound to go ahead in spite of him, and under their management there was a bheavy loss, Whilo there are many complications in this entanglgmegt of Ditigation, the real {ssue is as to the contract between the parties and the liabilities aris- ing under it This Is to testify that 1 bave testod tho medical provorties of Dr. J. B. Moore's Treo of Life remedy to my entire satisfaction, and cau most heartily recommend it to the suf- fering and afiicted everywhero, to ve all claimed for it in the above statoment. Last spriug [ was sufforing from loss of appetite, constipation, ete., originating from kidney and liver trouble, ana I had uot used one bot- tie of this great life remedy until 1 was greatly relioved. My wifo, also, being ata very critical stage in life, was suffering much at times, and by the use of this remedy has been saved (rom much suffering and pos- sibly from premature dJeath. Our youngest son's health for several years has been very delicate. He contracted some lung troubie by taking cold with measles, which produced great nervous dobility and occasional bleed- e of tho lungs; he has used some four bot- tles of Tree of Life, und fesls ani looks as though new iife had been given him, If you areafilicted, try it. Gro. Miu Box 64, lisle, Towa. ¥or sale oy all drugzists. —_—— Eleven Day Sale, The Boston store fourth annual sile opens Wednesday, July 27, and will con- tinue for eleven days. Store will be closed ull day Tucsday, July 26, in order to mark down goods and mitke preparas tions for the great sale. cr, Pres. Ellor. Ogawa’s Royal Japanese troupe gives iwo performances daily at Manawa, b to 6 and 9 to 10 p. m. — 150 people in this city use gas stoves sasCo, puts ‘em in ut cost. Wanted for Burglnry. ¢ Detective Johnson of Des Moines was 1n the city yesterday looking for Jim Lee, whio Is wanted to answer to a charge of burglary. He served a sentence 10 the city jail here for some minor offense. Lee was picked out by the ofticers at the time he was here as & man who would probably turn out sooner or later to ©be & criminal, and the were not disappointed. Johnson went to Omaha, whers he found his man confined in the county jail, A rather neat little scheme was concocted between Johnson and the Omaha authorities for getting Lee 10 tnis side of the river without a requisi- tion. For the time being Johnson played the part of a prisoner and the putrol wagon was brought into play to take him und I.ee 10 tho motor bridge, wiiere they were to be turned loose on fown soil after the usual custom. When they arrived atthe middle of the brigge thoy were given a shove in an casterly direction. As soon as they had passed the boundary line Jonson thréw off bis disguise and arrested his companion, ‘When Leo found he had been duped he rmsed a vigorous Kick, but he had to submit 1o being led to the city jail. He loft for Des Moiues last eveuning. e Fake Gooa Cure of the Children, 1f you have childron, you will be interosted in tue experience of Mr. John C of Pilot, Vermillion Co., Il Ho says: “Two years 8go two of my femily, a young man and a girl, had very sovere and dungerous attacks of blooay flux, The doctor here was unable, after a weel’s time, to check or relieve either case, I throw the doctor overboard and be- an using Chambverlain’s Colic, Cholera and Jiarrhoes Remedy. lmprovement was seen very soon, and my children arose in a fow duys from what L foared would be their death- bed. Itis o grand, good medicine.” Hundreds of people are sending their jugs to Manawa for mineral water, They nre wise. e Rochester Becr. People have becomo so fond of it that even horses climb through the window to getat. W. J. White, agent, at the **Annex,” 18 Main and 17 Peaxl, ———— Dalbey’s band gives un open air con- cert every evening from 7:30 to 11, at Munawa. e Personal Varsgraphs, J. C. Bixby has rcturned from a trip to northern Michigan, S. M. Williamson has returned from a month’s visit to bis old home in Onio. Miss Grace bheely of Omaha is visiting Miss Muggle KKemp on South Sixth street. Mrs. Milliken of Cavandaigus, N. Y est of her aunt, Mrs, D, C. Bloomer. State Socrel W, A. Mageo of the Young Men's Christian association of Des Moiues 16 stopping at the Grand, T, 8. Bailey, D.D., superintendent of for the Presbyterian church in ud Dr. T. C. Smith of Clarinda, chair- man of the Home Mission society for tuls presbytery, were 1o the city yestorday. ——— - Mr. Lander's Kecommendation, Mr. J. A. Lander, 8 prominent olu of Clarksburg, Mo., and widely known ‘in the sate, says of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholora and Disrhaa Komedy: “I have seen it pood resulls and can’ recommend it Ko sale by aruggists, — Tralns lenve Manawa daily at 8 a nd10 am, 12m, and 1, 2, 2:30, 8, ), 4, 4:30, b, 6:80, '6, 6:80. 7, 7:80, 8, 8 9:00, 10, 10:80, 11 and 11:53 p 11:55 train will make connection with the lust electrio motor cur for Omaha — Chautauaua druggist, Geo. 8. Davis —— Manawa as a summer resort can’t be boat. o t— Death of W. 5. Unthank, ‘Wilham Stavley Unthank, who hes been Mving at the Christiau Home for about o year, died about 1 o'clock yesterday morning. He has been suffering from a stroke of par- wlysis for about a weeok, during most of Which time ke bas been unable te spealk. J The funeral will occur this afternoon at 3§ o'clock from the Home. The deceased was noted for his eccentric- | fties. Ho was 10 years of age, and for some | time previous to bis death he had devoted a great deal of his energies to perfecting u perpetual motion machine. A short timo ago he seemed to have a presentiment of his | death, for he took his machine, npon which | ho had been working o long, to picces, and told tho people at the home thatnoone should ever have tho benefit of the work that he had been unable to complete. Pty | DeWitt's Sarsaparilis cieansos the blood, | incroases the anpetite and tones up the sy tom. It has benefitted many people who have suffered from blood disorders. It will heip you. - Have your picnics at Manawa, The Jewel gasoline stove is the best in the world for safety, durability and snomy, and the new Jewel is its equal. o them at Charles Swaine’s, 787 Broudway. Minor Mention, N Y. Plumbing Ce. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., B. Grahl & Sowr are building an addition to their place of business ou Lower Broad- way. Tho workers and the inmates of the Chris- tian home weut on & picaic to Omaha yester- day afternoon. All who have bills against the Twin City Chautusqua assewmbly are requested to_ pre- sent them atouco av the office, 10 Poarl street. Sheriff Hazen loft yesterday for Clarinda, with Jonn Casey in charge, for the insane usylum, Iu spito of Casey's throats he went peaceably. A young wan named Williams, who is euployed at Mrs, Moy er's garden on North Beuton street, stirred up a swarm of bees vesterdav while plowing acd was terribly stung. His faco was swollen almost beyond recognition. A special election is to be held at Mace- donia August 9, for the purpose of electing & mayor, recorder, and trustees. The elsction will in all probability be held unaer the Australian ballot system, and if €o it will be the first election held under the new law in the state, Frangott Wolf and Franisha Reiohe, both of Milis county, wero granted a license to wed yesterday. They were both Germans of 50 pronounced a tyye that the bride's brother bad to sct as fnterpreter when they pre- sented themselves at Justico Hammer's wmarriage mil. Christian Peterson of Avoca was given an examination by the commus- sioners of insanity yesterduy and was ordered taken to St. Bernard’s hespital for a month, At tho end of that time it will be decjded whether or not he shall bo sent to any of the state lnstitutions, Josepn McMullen was found trying to dis- pose of a gaudy piece of feminine head-geur at a Pierce streot dive yesterday afternoon and was arrestod. A millinery store was burglarized a few nights ago ot Lower Broad- ‘way and it is thought that the hat in ques- tion is & part of the booty. The hearing of Willlam Blackburn on the chatge of assault with intent to do great bodily injury was finished yesterday morn- ing in Justice Hammer's court. The trouble between Blackourn and his wife which caused his arrest turacd out to bo merely a little domestic falling out, and Blackburn was consequently discharyed. One of the actors belonging to a company that is filling an engagement at Dohany’s opera house fell a victim Thursday afteraoon to a thievish stage hand. He called at the police station Taursday night and reported that some of the employes of the opera houso had erterea his dressing room auring the afternoon and stolen two pairs of puntaloons, H. Milier, who lives near Hamlin, Audu- bou county, bus kent word to the authorities asking them to look out for his son, who left home oun the 13th to visit Atluntic. He wrote to his father the next day s would be home on F'riday, but has not been secn or hoara from siuce. It is feared that he has met with foul play. A suit was commenced in thedistrict court yesterday to collect a note for §1,000 given by A. L Cragin & Co. and F. W. Jewell, form- erly the managers of the Grand hotel, to the Kimbull-Champ Investment company May 1, 1801, The piaiutiff is the I'ranklin Sav- ings bank of New Hampshire, to whom the noie was assigned by the Investment com- pany. A meeting of the insurance agents of the city was held at the Grand hotel Thursday night for the purpose of discussing the ad- visability of taking sume steps with rofer- ence 10 the use of kerosene in cleaning cut stores, Some of the companies awhile a:o decided that all policies on buildings where keroseno was used in swecplng should be canceiled, and this decision had & decidedly unwholesome effect on the Insurance busie ness of local ageuts. After discussiug the question it was decided to draw up a civcular asking the companies to revoke their order, A committeo was appointed to draw up the circular, und it will be sent off in & day or wo. — “Late to bed ana eariy wo rise will shorten the road to your home in tne skies. But carly to bed and “Lattle Early Riser.”’ the pill that makes life longor and better and wiser. Card of Thanks, We wigh to express our thanks and deep feelings of gratitude to our friends and neighbors in assisting us in our late bereavement caused by the loss of our baby boy who died July 20, and es- pecially to the Misses Woods and assist- ants who sang so nicely for us; also to ey, Mr. Hoover, who performed the last snd rites, Like the lily of the valley, Like the sunshine pluys ou the wall, e wis 1 Joy Lo us i ShOrt thne, But toduy. my God! be is gone. MR. AND Mis. A, WILLSIE. e —_— Summer suits for gentlemen; cool, comfortable and cheap. Reiter, the tailor, 810 Broadway —— Manawa mineral water is especially good for all kinds of kidnoy ailments. Western Passenger Association Roads Fre- pared for War, KANSAS LOCAL RATES TO BE REDUCED If This Conpn Does Not RBring the Obstinate y to Time All Tarifly of the Southwest Are to Be Demoralized, ‘\\m FIGHT THE ATCHISON | Cricaco, Tl1,, July 22,—A speciul meeting of the Western Passenger association was convened today to consider the action of the | Atchison road In making a rate of $12 to { Deuver aud return on sccount of the con- clave of the Knights Templar. The pro- posed confercnce was cuv short by the an- nouncement of Chairman Caldwell that he could not accept the Atchison’s notice of a reduction because it was not accompanied by the necessary evidence showing justifica- tion for such a course. Thereupon the rep- resentative of the Atchison said be would submit to the chairmax an amended notice, supplying tho omlssion. In ‘order that ho might bave ample time in which to do this the meeting adjournsd uLtil tomorrow. ‘Thus the matter stands this evening. All sorts of rumors aro current, One is 10 the effect that the angry competitors of the Atchison will try to force that roud out of the Western Passenger association and will then combine to demoralize rates on its .Wwestorn lines. How They Will Fight. It is hinted thut the Rock Island, the Mis- souri Pacific and the Uuion Pacific will unite ma movement lo destroy the Atchison’s local rates in Kansas by waking a rate of £10 or less as far west us Dodge City, Larned, Great Bend, Wichita, Emporia and other competitive points, and slashing the through rate from southwestern Missouri river points to Deuver. Another scheme is to apply the $12 rate to Denver and return by way of St. Paul, thus bringing the Northern Pacific and Great Northern into the tight and extending the demoralization futo the northwestern terri- tory. Just what will be done ¢an only ve told after tomorrow’s meeting. It does not scem probable that there is any covious desire on the pari of the other mem- bers to arive tho Atchison out of the association. Haviug permitted the Alton to g0 out, they can ill afford to lose any moro of their members unless they are looking for an excuse to dissolve the association, Itis among the possibilities that the Atchison will withdraw of its own accord. Should the chairmun decige after hearing the evi- dence thatthe company is not justified in making the proposed 'reduction, it must aither witndraw, appeal to arbitration or forego the pleasure of putting the $I12 rate into effect. Grain Rates Reduced. Chairman Blaochard of the Central Traffic association aunounced today that the Van- dalia line has published a tariff, effective duly 25 ;making rates ou erain and grain pro- ducts on tue basis of 20 cents per 100 pounds, Chicago to New York. This is a reduction of 5cents per 100 pounds. The Vandalia’s reason for taking this step is not given, but in view of the generally accepted theory that certain lines huve beén secretly citting these rates for several months, the reason is appurent, Thus far no road has made an open reduction, but the Vaudaliw's example will be followed us a matter of course by all the roads afected by it. Accused by Shippers. When the Interstate Commerce commis- sion last week investigatod Lhe charges mado against several roads of discriminating in ratos on eustbound trafic nothing could be leurned as to who the complainants were. It as since leaked out that the charges wero filed by four or five large dealers in this city, who suid they had becn approached by ratlroaa freight ugents with offers of cut rates. Through respect for the luw, they de- clined tue offers. They leurned that o.her firms were accepling the cut rates, bowever, and desiriug to protect their own trade, they complained to the commis- sion, Some of the railrosd men who were examined kuew the sourco of the commis- sion’s informution, and instead of denying the charges took refuge in a refusal to answer questious. Should Judge Gresham decide thut they must answer, and they then declare their innocence, the orig- tnal compiainants will be produced us wit- nesses, Colorado Katcs Reduced, Reduced freight rates to Colorado and Utah poiuts, in uccordance with the notices praviously given by the Rock Island and urlington roads, went iuto erect today. Hereutter theso rates will bo as follows on the several classes: Firsy cluss, §2; second class, §1.55; thira class, $1.22; fourth clas 05 certs; fifth class, 75 cents: class A, 85 class B, b0 cents; ciass C, 60 cents; cluss D, 52!§ cents; class E, 40 cents, *What will tbe little lady have next?" “The banners, sir; the banners!” \What man, womaa or child dues not recall this sawdust-flayored question snl aunswer wuich, unlike the ordinary *'gag’ of the cir- cus ring, grows wellow with age cnd 1s just us essential to the performance as the clown bimsclf. There is a “littie iady” whom everybody wonders ‘‘what will she have next.” Therc is a clown and a ring-master; there is a circus top; there is also a “banner,’ and the httle lady tas walked away with it wherever she has been given a place among the competitors, bo they ever s0 numerous, Her name is Nellie McHenry, aud the peo- ple of this city aro interestéd because they will have an opvortunity of attending the circus with ber at Boyd’s theater on Sunduy ovening next. Seats are now on sale, 2 ~ Tho Ladies, The pleasant effect aud perfect safoty with which ladies may use the California “liguid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, wakes it thoir favorice remeay. To get the true and genuine article, 100k for the name of the Califoruis Fig Syrup Co., printed near he bottow of the puckage. “IMMENSELY BLACKWELL’ Bll i < BULL Is always uniform in quality, le LAR” EVERYWHERE. (o) urham SMOKING TOBACCO, Whether on the hills gaming ; In the place of business ; or at home, it always fills that niche of com- fort—a good smoke. Put up in handy packages, and recognized everywhere as a Pure Granulated Leaf Tobacco of the highest quali- ty ; it reccommends itself to every smoker's use. Sold everywhere, DURHAM Pure, sweet and clean, THE IDEAL OF FINE TOBACCO. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO cCoO,, DURHA E. OR ful bt pess can be restored to perfect he We give & written guarantee with 6 boxes 1o cu OLD sulfering from FAILING MANEOOD. nightly cii: prostration, cwusi d by the u a5, metal d For Sals in Omahaby 3a,w M, N. C, Every MAN can b 8RO B MAN: OROUS i all respect by using SPANISH ERVOUS DX YOUNG MEA ILITY, LOST o oavu ‘of opium, of power i eiber sex, nd over indulgence or any personal weak NOBLE VITALITY OF STRONG MEN. re any casc or refuid e money, §i 8 bok 6 boxes §5 Lund & Co, expect to buy your clothes for nothing, but the Hellman Administrator's Sale is closing out clothes at next to nothing. ‘ou Can't ou Can’t an't Can't Can't expect this Hellman’s Administrator’s Sale to last forever. In fact it lasts until the Ist day of August. expect to get such bargains in suits or furnishing goods as at the Hellman Administrator’s Sale, no matter how long or where you live. ou expect to buy $5 and $10 suits that are worth tw© and three times as much after Hellman's Admin- istrator’s Sale closes. ou get anywhere else except at Hellman’s Adminis- trator’s Sale, a 60c satine or crepe outing shirt for 35¢c, or a Switz Conde silk finish $2 shirt for 75c, or a $4 all silk shirt for $1.50. ‘ou buy $3.50 pants for $2.25 anywhere else than a Hellman’s Administrator’s Sale. 4, $5 and $6 pants cut down to $3.50 for choice. Look in the window. ou Can't afford to wait much longer to get one of those bona fide bargains as the Columbia Clothing Co take possession about August Ist, and the Hell- man Administrator’s Sale will be no more. You igan't Hellman’s Administrator’s Closing Sale, Corner 18th and Farnam Streets. Until August first. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNGIL BLUFFS, Omaha Medical and Suezi INSTITUTE. T—Tho dwellinz on First avenua Sighth street formoerly occuplod b M. E. Smiths il rooms, 2 bath rooms and nll modern improvements: good stable und out building; rent 80 per month, E. 11, Sheafo, F YOU have .’\‘Jfl'l‘lll for sale or trade sco E. H. Shoafe, Broadway and Maln strant. JPORRENT dwotlinzs in all parts of the city. I 1L Sheafo, Brondway and Muain, W ANT ED - Eastern chango for Council Shoafe, Broudway nnd M "INFIRMARY 77 FOR THR IREATHENT -—OF ALL— 3in_ex- Lufe property. . IL in streat. BARGAIN=Doublo rosl- No. 110 ~outh Iirst street, S0 feot front; best location and best barzal n in the clty If tuken at once, Day & Hess Ponrl stroct. = Chronic and Sueaio)l Disyxsns cil'ties, nppa oasfu tr it ot of d1sonso requirin : nedioal or surle.l treaty Y 6 beds for patients, ho ird Test aecomo [utions in th Write for cir-ulars on bracos, trusses, club fo fles, tumors, ¢ wlavion, o JARM and city loans at lowost ratos. Real estute for sale. Dwelling and business rentals. Money loaned for local nvestors, Louges & Towle. et R antRenonay 233 Pearl streot. troot, wory thea Q0K SALE—ilevator with corn sheller 4,00 bu, a . dor, 10) bu. HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING. |, KO0, (NG SR0L A T B0 gt ot For Farmers, Miners and Mechanics, | ik 2 honess tosaeod mowr Counclt 603 anl s of snins, h A st by, b iralysis, eptlop: . eyo. eir, skid an'l blood 1opor ions, NASEEGIALT ¢ DISEASES OF WOHEN 8,505 L3455 ¢ PROPOSALS FOR ABATING NUISe ANCES OF LOTS OF REAL ESTATE. Eoaled proposals wiil be recelved by the undersigned until 1:90 o'clock p. m. August 181, for abating the nulisance on certain iof of al estate, the condition of which has beon declared a nulsunce by reason of the exist- ence of stagnant water upon the same or banks of earth oaving over adjncent sido- x,\ 'hll.\ Ly ordinance No. 023, and described as Lots 3 and 4 block 8 Sweezy's addition, Lot pod’s 2nd adaitlon. Lots 2 und 4 biock 8 A, Patrick's addition, Lots ¢ Shlock 8 A, & Patrie s nddition. l._-»h‘ L2 4 86 7T block 2 AL 8 Patrick's ade aigion. Lots 7, & 0 block 9 A Lots M and 1 0¢ addition. Lot 1 hock 4 Ro. & 1il's addition, Lot 16 east 20 feet of west 210 foot, Bartiott's addition Lot 16 onst 100 foet of wost 3 0 foet Bartlott's adaition, Lots4und 3 Keyes'div lot 0 Capitol addition enrth covering sid 8, Patrick's addition. eartn Lot block 258 eity. Lots 1, , 5, 6 blook Lots 10, 0, & 5, aition already v Lots 1., 4 Lot 2 in Duy Lot § Hason land Ro_ers' sub of lots 50, 57, 6 of 8 E_Rozers' platof Ok honin. Lots § o {ock 8 Hawthorn i 2 35 Hawthorn nddit wid T ook 7 Tprove tion wddition. Lots 1 und 8 bloc tion addition. Lots 3 nnd 4 blook 13 Improvement Associae ont Assocla- 10 Tmprovement Assoola= Women FREE, Wo havelately ad fod 4 Ly indep irvnent for womon during c. etrletly provate) On'y Roll stitutemuking & Spoclilty o. PRIVATI DI o B ood Disvisas successfully troatel Eyphliitio Poison romoved from the syst without “mercury. Rostarativa T ment for Loss of VITAL POW Porsons un- able to visit us may be troated at homo by correspon_cnce. — All_communications confi- dential. Med cines or instraments sont by mit Loroxpress, securely paeked, no m e to ind cate contents or sender. One porsonal in- tery €w proferro L Call ant consult us or san 1 history of your cuse, and we will send in plaia Wripuer, our Vi FREE: Upon Privita, BOOK TO MEN, ER7E: Ugen Lrivity enses, Iimpotency, Sy phills, Gleot unt Varleo- with quest ‘on (15t \Ibion On ousy pi, o tho ¢ tock of mdse. and brick store woll estublished trade; 10e 1 tion neor Omuha! Pric W00 Wil tuke good furm in exchanze, F heafe. For SALE—Town farms in und wdjoining counties. 1“0{)[“‘ AL riitlos & Trusas Wost ot D460 ¢l 1 Sy, KLECLLY BATTERIL Omaha Medical and Surgical Institatz, 26th and Broadway, 0o ncil Blufs, Ton minutes' rila from contor of Omahy on Omuhs und Counzil Bluffs eioctrio motor [luo CITIZENS STATA BANK Of Councll Bia 1 H. Sheafe, August 1 In_a private peteny gl for genorul housework! must hnve referen Apply eveni; 615 Willow avenue, Council Bluffs, F .—I10tols und restaurants in lowa und Nebraska, dotog profitablo business and well locnted: will tuke land in part trado; write for detuils, E. . Sheafe. Luss 5tok of senoral Ise with €00.l wili; prics $1,00); will tuko zood land in exchan :e. E. 1. Sheufe. [OR SALE—Stock of miilinery and notions, price §,300; will land and new with four acros land in Warners- all modern Improvements: will anzo for a pleasant cottage free of in- cumbrance in Council Bluffs or Omaba. E. H. Sheafe. OR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow with heife 0 lInuulm of George Keeline, 11 E.st reet. Capltal steo s surplus and Profits NetOapltal an Surpiue LD, 64 aunle) ilart, 1AL Millse, J. V., Transict zo ingbusinoss Larzes: any bunk in Zouthwostorn Lowi INTERESI ON TIM& DEPO3.T) PROP 03ALS FOR SLOPING B ANK OF EARTH, Sealed proposuls will be recefved by t) dersigned until 1:50 o'clock p. m. July 2 sloping down KK o rod i nufsunce as po ordinan 0 2 and 3110, und de- scribed us follows: ront part of 1ot on the south sido of Harne cot, next west of 24th strect, and desiznite 1 the ntlus of the ¢ity of Omuha published by M. Hoplins as ellozg, i 1ot 7 In Jolnson's sddition. 7 blook 164 clty, 7 block 24) olty. Lots 7, 8,9, 10, 11 und 12 block 9 8 . Rogzors' addition, and ks much of Lot b block 4 Camphell's uddition, as 18 noo- essnry to prevent the wasting, talling or washing of earth from suid lot upon the side- wilksor streets adjucent thereto, Such sloping and gradiug to be d cordance with the lnstructions of th glneer und bourd of public works, Hids will be made on printed blanks fur- nished by the bourd, wnd to be accompanied by & certified chock fn the sum of 8500, pivy e 1otho city of Omuia us au evidence of good WALl The Loard reserves the right to reject any or ull bids und to wulve defects. POW. BIKKHAUSER OR § oot \OR SALE—One of the hrightest and most desirable homes in the city, on 4th ave modern 1n all respocts. Must soll, and wil sucrifice. Adaress L 10, Beo offic Sheate, A PERFECT S8OAP FOR ALKALI WATER. JroR sar 3L pagments, fralt Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, giurdon Council Bltfs, £ Etc. A Delightful Shampoo, Blieufe. Broadway und Main strect. = QOR S the, foot or powar, 5lae WRITE RUSSIAN SORP jon, e5 wide, bick geared wnil serew . cutting, with co nplets ciango o Keuringh ' : chucks, one C-inch, on d=inch and Ldr § Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water | (e Sors nietal turnine tools, ote.i also ! one i-horse power ofl enuine, with shuf ting, pulloys, bolting, Aliin good ordor and | Al Tiale Will Bio sold ehoip for or on Limo to right ) iy 1d ch f 1 to righ 1 1 GUMPANY J ty. Address Box 45, I B g b b OR rive Extract ofBesf. doyeloping 175 HOrse poWer w.ter entiro | ' dutly capacity, 100 barrols: m Do you want a copy ot omplote in every de Deel Tea? See that it e; 8 uerokof Iand. tito poro is made from the Gen ) .\\ 1t L l\ n’llullrd\ul oustern uine Incomparably the best. P tuble,refreshing, soluds clearly- the Baron Lei- big’s signaure . n blue on each abel, thus. e ———————— TO PROPERTY OWNERS on ulley between Dupontand Castellar straet trom west line Dupont place to Twonty- ninth street. Omahu, Neb.: You ure heroby notified that the under- stgned, three disintorested freeholders of the oity of Omuh, huve been duly uppoiuted by the muyor, with the approval of thecity coun- cil of wald city, to ussoss the dumage to the owners respectively of the property affected by grading on said wlley, declured necessary by ordinance No. 3106, pussed June 14th, 1802, approved June 15th, 1802 Yonare tarther notitied. that havin cepted sald appolntmen y au asrequired by luw, wegill, on the zid ta July, A, D, 1802, b th r oot 10 o'eldok the foronoon, ut tho of Goorge J 004 165 Farnam street, hin the corpora Iimits of suid eity, meot for the purpose of 0 sidering and making ussessment of dumigo tho ownors respectively of suid proper uffected by snid grading, tnking into const eration speoial benofitagif any. You ure notified to. bg: prosent at the time and place muke nny objections 10 or state ning 41d assessmont ider propel GE J. PAU fl\fit{i’mumrv t BAl = BN, PENSON, OR SALE—45-zcro ranoh fn Chorry Omaha, July 9th, 18"/ Jylsaios 'Neb. Ugod hay laud, spiondia rangs f cattle. Nico cottage, stablo uwnd out build- ings o good repalr, pionty water. Best lnnd in the couaty: Will soll chieap. Write for do- tails Sheafe. QOR FALE OR TRADE—Iestaurint and #00d business at nll %00d building wnd lmprovements. A live man. E i, Shenfe 8t NOTICE OF A F§ MENT OF DAM- AGES FOR 'URADING, To the ownors of wh'fots, purt of 10ts and real estute wlong Marsliastrect from 20th 1o 2410 streots, You are hereby notified that the under- stened, three disintorested trecholders of 1o elty of Omuha, nave been duly nppointea by the muyor, with the spproval of the olty counciiof suid civy. to assess the dumnges to il owners respectively of the property af- fected Ly g 24Lh streef for D—Girl for general housework. In- Quire at 144 Glon ve. 855 AURES of lund 3ig miles frow eliy (it ) "4t &5 por ucre, on maln rond. Would ke w fine fruit fuim. Jolnsion & Van Patien. wding Marthi stroet from %0th to leclared necessary by ordinance passed Juiy oth, 1802, and ap- pEOVOd July 1Lk, 102, You are further notified, thathaving ao- cepted sald appo ntment,and duly quulified ns 1uired by Inw, wo will, on the 1at day of A A. 11802, it the hour of 11 0'clo 'k ut the office of Snriver & O'Donal SEWER PROPOSALS. Sealed proposnls will bo racolved by the un- Chatrman Bourd of Public W dersizned until 1:90 'clock p. e July Athy RIrAD oprial Sublis Work % for the construotion of Aewers i wowor | Ol Nob. July 1ot 166z, Jylo-16-2: tion addition, Lots 13 and 16 block 17 Kountze's and Ruth's aadition. 7 Kountze's and drd additdon, Kountze and Ruth's nd 14 blook 4 Lako View. lock U Lowe's additi ots S and 9 blooelk 8 Marsh's addition, )ts 5 and south I \ block § Marsh's ads dition th half 10t 0 block 0 Marsl's )Us 0,10, 11, 19,18, 14, 16, 16, 17, 15, Moumouth I'urk Oknhoma. wnd wost half lof Lot 10 block pp.eton ¢ 5 0,10, 11 block 10 Poppleton Park Purmenter Place. Grove, 28 und 20 block 17 ddition. 20 bloek 7 Park Place Lots o, 6, Lots 7 and 8 Redlok Lot 41 Hiokory Pluce. Lot 5 Kadiek's 2nd nddition, ot Tand 2 bloek s subdiv d. T Rediek's nd dition. Lots 13 and 1 bloek: R Shinw's 2nd addition. Lot 3 block 2 Stuil's addition Lots 8 1nd 0 bloek 4 8w raco addition, o 10 block | 10 Dlock 3 V. k10 Walnut 1f Lots 11, 12, block 11 Wal Lot 24 block 8 Walaut Hill. Lots 1 10 Wainat Hill, Lots 1,2 22 21, 24, block 6 Walnut Hill Lot 22binck 4 Walnut Hill. Tax lot 16 se h-10 Thut part of Dalo stroot north of George streot vacated, The nbating of the nuisances to bo done in accordance with the fnstructions of tho clty engineer and board of pubile works. ids to be mude on printod blanks furs nished by the board, and to be accompanied with a certified check in the sum_of &30, pay= ablototho city of Omalia. a8 un evidence of £00d fuith, The board resery tho right to reject any orall bids and to wl vedefe ts W, BIRKHAUSER, Chufrmun Board Public Works. \ha, Nob., Jul 23-20-3) PROPOS/ FOR ABATING NUI- SANCES OF LOTS OF REAL ATI, will be rece 10'clock.p, rti Sealed proposals undersigied until 1 forabating t estate, th clared'u nulsance by reason of upon the sam deserit he existen . by Ordin- 110ws: L 40, 41,42, 43, 44, In on, and 7, o block & MeCormick's addi- tion. Lots Lots 1 tion. That part of old 27th street In McCormick's addition. Lots b, { tlon, Lot 17 In Ree Lots 22 and 23 tion. Tix lot 24, section 21, T Lot 21 block 9, Kouniz Tho abuting of the nuisan: accordnnco with the instructic enginecr and board of pubiic works. Bids will ho mude on printed blanks fur= nishied by the board, and to be nezompunied by certiied elicck in the sum of £ 0. payable to thoclty of Omubia us wn_ evidenze of good aith. The board reseryes the rl all bids and to walvy nd 8 in bloek 8, MeCormick's nddition 4,5 in biock 12, McCormick's wddi- Tand $in block 7 Plaiview addi- 2nd addition, In block 16, Shull's 2nd addi- to bo done fn f tho city ht to roject any or els. BIRKITAU; Chairman Boarc Omahy, Neb, Juty 15th, NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM- AGES FOR GRADING. To the owners of all lots on Grant street 1 4201 street to 43th stroot, You “urc hereby notified that the under- stzncd. threo disinterested freeholders of the city of ¢ , huve been duly appointed by ¢ muyor, with the approval of thu ity coun- cliof sald eity, to nssess the dumigo to the owners respectively of the property uffeeted [l ading of sald” street, declared nocessary din: o number 31270 passed July ouh, vproved July i, 1302 are further at having ace St uppotnt men - wnd duly quslifid irod by law. wo wiil on the 2nd duy at tho hour of throo at the office of Geo, with n the You copt s req of A nent of y of snid o taking iy, ut the timo objections AsSCSSIEnt er proper. kradi i, i )0 present wforesald and mnke & OMAUA, Tuly 2)th, 1802 ot NOTICE OF DAMAGES FOR GRADING, To the owners of* all lots und parts of and rol osti < the ailoy in block provement tion addition: You are hereby notified that the under- sigued, threo disinterosted frecholders of the ity of Omuha, have been duly uppionted by the wayor, with the approval of the ety couns il of suld city, to assoss the d: owners respectivoly of thy by grading nlley in block soelation wddition, ordinance i, 121 duly 1ith, 1 You are further notitied, that bhaving nes copted suld appointment, and duly qualified us requirod by L, wo will, on the S6th day of July, Av D 102, it the hout of 11 o'elock in the N offize of T. I McCulloch, Now York Life butlding, within the rate Hmits of snid city, meot for the pur- o “of consldering and muking the nssesss 1t of dumago to the owners respectively of sala property, affected by said grading, taking ingo considerition spectul benofits, 1f uny. You ure notified to bo present at the time and place aforesald, and muke any objoctions to or sta or sald nssossment of dumuges as you OoF lote 5, Im= AK6 L0 the nroj srty affected Lipy svoment As- clured ¢oacessary by passed July dth, L% approved VE, L. TITOMAS, Jisdlvg CHARLE Omaha, July 15th, 1502 ) tho owners of all lots, parts of lots and reul estato along #5th avonue from Leavens worth street to south line of Ellis Pla You uro horeby notilied vt tho under- slgned, throe disinterestod frecholders of the city of Omnuha, have been duly appol the mnyor, With the upproval of the city coune)lof wald clty, 10 unsess the damage to the owners rospectively of the property uf- feetod by grading $th avenae from 1Lonyen- worth street to south line of Ellls Place, de- elured nocessury by ordinunce No. 3130, pussed July 5, 1k apuroved July i, 16 You are further notified, that having ao- cepted suld uppolntment, and duly qualified as required by Law, we will on the “1st duy of Au:ust, A, DD IK2 at the hour of 10 u'ulu('i in the forenoon, at the office of John ¥, Fiack, at roon 561, mber of Commerce, within the corporate limits of suid oity, meet for the purpose of consldering wnd ‘making the as- sossmont of damnge 10 the OWnors respects ively of sald property, uffected by said grad- Ing. 'taking into conslderution speclul bene- fits, ifany. ou 416 nottflud to bo prosont at the time and pluco uforesald, nnd wako any objections W or stuteruonts concorning sald” sssessment of damagos as you muy considor propee; OHN F. FLACK, T. B MeOULLOCH, JOHN B. REEVES. Omauba, July 19, 1602, Jy2lalos am street, within the its of sald city, meet for the sidering the making and axsossment of dmw- 6ges Lo Lthe owners respectively ot sald prop- wffected by sald grading taking lnto consideration speoinl benefits, If uny. You ave notlfied to be present at the time lace aforesald, and make any objections tutements concerning said “nssessment of dumuges as you may conslder proper. W. G sHRIVELR, GrO.J. PAUL. JAMES STOCKDALE. Omaba, July 18th, 1604 Frtiy districts Nos. 138, 160 and 161, in the olvy of | Bron, for € o D Omihn, as per ordinances Nos $1sh b1k and | FFOPossIs """';'.’:.';f‘:"':‘:l‘_‘:‘;:"‘bf‘“‘"‘""""' 815, respectively, according to plens and > speelfioutions on file in the ofice of the bourd | = Bealed bids, urked “Proposals for Carpet- of public works, Each praposil to be madeon | log Council Chumber in City Hall, Omiuba, printed blunks furnished b{ the b and to | Neb.," will be reoeived at the office of the eity sccompunied by & certified check’ fn the | comptroller, to4 p. m. Auzust 4th, 1802 The u 080, payable to the clty of Omabu, as | bids bolug for curpoting the council ehimbor wn evidence of k0od faith, within the rall, “Buch bids to give kiud and ho board reserves the rlght to reject any | quality of carpet, and total cost compl orall bids, and to walve defeots, luld down. A certified check of #100 to accon POW, BIRKHAUSER, puny euch bid. Tho rlght Is reserved 1o Chalry 2601 or Tejeot any o uii bidw OLBEN, Comptroller, n Board of Public Works. Omabs, Nel uly 10th, 1802, Jy1o-10-42-38 Jydoy [HEO Notlco to Contractors, Soaled proposals will be recel oft ot Dllurymu. & Mollirr ¥ I':a l':'lil Er.. ston county, Nebraska, until 6 o'clock p, Auruu 1. 1602, for bullding a two-story ook, 60 by K3 feet. two sLories und base: I Plans 1u4l lluuclgr ;lluul l'unl bo seen af Pender, Neb., oF ut t $ 0 Lodeneluic 06 Now Vork e it Omuny, Neb., on und after July 1 reserve the right to rn‘uu; any and Datod at Pender. Nob., fuly 18, 1802, Jydog MARYOTT & MCHIKROM,