Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 30, 1892, Page 5

FHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. JU CANNING FACTORY BURNED | Explosion of G soline Causes the Destruc- { tion of a Fremont Plant. SLASHED BY AN OMAHA CITIZEN w. Rextord Uscs a Two Fdged Lance on Jiek Cranny’s Throat—Ed Hoghes His Liberty — Ne. braska News Notes. Secures Fremost, Neb, July 29.—[Speoial Tele- gram 1 Tus Bee.|--The Kremont canning factory was burned this afternoon petween B and 4 o'clock. The fire originated by an expiosion of gasoline which was being used by the Clarendon 15ros. for soldering cans. ‘The cxpiosion was followed by the rapid apread of fire which communicuted the flames to u largo aren of the intorior of the building. A stream of water was immedi- ately Lurned on from a hose kept for the pur- pose, but it was of uo avail. Tho mam building ana engine house were cousumed but the machiuery was not rendered en- tirely uselocs, "Thie 1actory belongs to the assets of tho de- funct Nevraska Morigago and [nvestment company aud was probably worth 6,000, It was feased by Clarendon & Sons, who were reputiug for the year's work. 1'he loss by ne lossocs will be ubout §i00, with no insur- Ance. ‘I'be i0ss on tho plant will ve eutire, as there wus uo insurance. WILL EXTEND THE SYSTEM, Lineolu's Electrie Raliw: 1 Many Respeots. LixcoLy, Neb, July 2. —|Special to Tng Bee. | —The syndicate which two weeks ago purchased the Lincoln City Electric rallway will commenco extensive improvements at onco. The line has never paid expenses for the reason that it lacked facilities for hanal- ing passengers and was limited 1n the scops of its territory. The new ownors will not ouly re-equip the entiro line with the latest #od improved rolling stock, but the lne will beextended in several directions. One cx- tension will rua east on Randoiph street while another will run wost to the new Nor- mal college near the state insane asylum. Two more important extensions witl be added, one to run south to the town of Bon- mett and the othor north to the village of Raymond. The latter lines will come iuto direct competition with the rogular railroad lines and au effort will be made to divert the traftice of the farmers along the lines. Kacil- ities will be furnished the farmers and mar- kot gardeners in_brivging their produce to warket. Nearly $100,000 will be invested in the euterpriso. shed by a Plle Driver, Fred Lavrens, an engineor in charge of the fle driver working on the Fremont, Elk- orn & Missouri Valley railroad, had his arm crusbed aud torn from his body at 2 o’clock this afternoon. The machine is at work at , & small station on the line twelve iorth of tho city. The construction train was standiug on the siding waiting for © passenger train to pass, when Layrens sat @owu 1n the shado to while away the time and fell asloep with one arm across the rail. When the car upon_which the pile driver stands was moved back to the main track the wheel pussed over his arm, severing it completely several inches above the elbow. ‘The injured mun was brought to Lincoln and placed in the hospital, whore he is receiving the best of attention. He is an unmarried wav aud his home 1s at Missour1 Valley. Sues the City for Damagos. M. L. Trester, a_ prominent citizen and business man of this city, has suod the city of Lincoln for damages in the amouat of $1,00. Mr. Trester is, or rather was, last spring, tho proprietor of a small storo on North Twenty-seventh street. Karly one morning in May his place of business caugnt fire, and owing to the fact that tho fire alurm system failed to work properly the building and contents wore burned before the fire de- parument arived on the scene. He nsked the city council to reimburse him for bis loss, but that body could not see the matter fn that light. He therefore commences suit 1 the district court for the above amount. Lincoln in Brief. Oue of Bohanan's livery borses ran away this forenoon and broko its neck at Ninth and M streets. The sanitary trustees of the city are in soession this afternoon for the purpose of ing a tax on the property of the sanitary disirict to begin the work of straighteniug Balt creek. Will Murray, a l4-year-old boy lving at Eighto and C streets, was badly cut with a xazor in the hauds ot a boy of the sume age. ‘The two boys wero engaged in a fight. The grading for the new electric lino to Burlington beach has been finished and the iron 1s being luid at & rapid rate. The line will be ready for operation next week. Ambrose 5ddy bas sued the eity for §2,500 damages occasionca by the change of the grade of the stroet in front of his residence property. S. H.'Martin commonced suit against the Union Pacifie today for £5,000 damages for the death of his futher, who was killed at Wost Lincoln several months sgo. to Be Ibproved Not Suflicient Evidencs Nob., July 20.—[Special Tele- gram to Tie Bei 1 Hughes, tho man who was charged by Mrs. Grace Peaningron with obtaining $225 undor falso pre- tenses, was given a prolimivary hear- ing beforo County Judge Burton today. Hughes was arrested in Lincoln b the in- stance of Mrs. Pennington, wio claimed that upou representations made to her by Hughes that ho owned certain property she had lonned the awount in question to him The defendant claimod that the amount was s simplo loan and ackuowledged ms in- debrodness. At the conclusion of the testi- mony Judge Burton reloased the prisoner, as thoro was not sufficient evidence to hold him. It was said that Hughes would shortly be rourrested upon the same charge d thav additional ovidence would bo ad- fAuced, U d a Two-Edged Lance, Fursont. Neob., July 20.—[Special Tele- gram to Tur Bee.]—About 1 o'clock this morning W. H, Rexford and Jack Cranny bad an altercation on lower Main street, During the meloe Cranny. received a slight cut on the throat, and upon searching the sidewalk aftorward, a shurp two-edged lance was found. 1t is supposed 10 bo the instru ment which IRexford had 1 his hand when be reached for Cranny's throat. Rex- ford wis arrested on the chacge of assaulting Cranny with intent to ltl, stab and wound him. s proiiminary hearing was sot for 4 o'clock this afternoon, when the examination was continued 10 August 4, Bail was fixed at §1,000, aod Rexford went to fall in default. Tho prisoner is o veterinury surgeon and lives in Owmaba. Arrang: n Distrlot ¥ Wircox, Neb, July 20.—( Bee, | -There has been orgunized here, by Phelps, Kearoey, Harlan and Franklin counties u district fair association with a capital of §10,000. Halr of this amount will bo paid by August 1. The organization has purchased land a balf wilo from town, sod will bave the lutest kite-skaped mile track and wili bo ready for fuir this fall, Yostorday the State bank of this place sold 1ts banking house ana plant and will dis- continue business within the next thirty days. The Bank of Wilcox is tho purchaser. ir, al to Tur Came dust in Time, Huusoror, Nob,, July 20. pocial to Tur Bex. |—A much needed rain visited this sec- uon yesterday, whioh insures & fair corn orop. The thermomater registors 602, while 1t has averaged 1042 all the weok. Witcox, Nob., July 20.—(Special to Tur Bek. |—Wes day night this and adjoining counties wero visited by tho beaviest rain of the seasou. Two and one-half inches of water fell. Farmers are jubilaot, Secured u Now Prosident. Graxp [staxp, Neb, July 20.—[Spoecial to Tus Bee. | -Prof. A, M. Wilson, A, M., Pn. D., of the Northwestern university of Ten- nesseo has been elected president of the Giraud Islapd Baptist college. Prof. Wilson is & graauate of Dennison college, Granville, O. He has taken a pot graduate course in Yale and has been tenching for threo years. o was highly recommended for the position by Dr. Hooper nf the Chicago university. ne's Chauta Loxo Pixe, Neb,, July 20, —|Special Tele- gram to Tue Beg,|~This has been a very cool day at Chaatauqua and tonight campers are skirmishing for extra blankets. The lectures today were well attended. J. C. Ambrose of Chicago gave to- night his lecture, “The Rumset,” and presented the subject in & highly interesting form. Ho has bocemo very pop- ular with the audiences and 1s sure to draw a crowd whenever announced. Colonel Alex Hogeland is on tho grounds and will deliver his locture, *Ten Years' Work Among News- boys.”” Sunday afternoon. Great propara- tions are being made for the closing day next Monday. In the evening a concert will be given after which a grand display of tireworks will take place. Mrs, Keituley, the musical director, is very successful with ner work. She possesses a very fine voice. Audierces are fayorod nearly evory day with one or more of her solos. As the as- sebly draws toward its closo the intorest does 1ot subside in the least, the attondance increasing steadily, and it is belioved that next Sunday will witness the largest crowd of the session if 1t is a pleasant day. qun. the Rock Island, .. July 20.—[Special Tele- —Coroner Crimn roceived @ telogramn tonight saylng that a man named Joun Keshing nad been killed on the Rock Island railroad in the eastorn partof this county, The man was caugnt botween a flat car and a sand trap. Mo was a German und has no relatives in this country. Iu the ubsenco of the coroner, Sheriff McClay went to the sceno of tho acciden! « A . Grersa, Nob, July 20.—[Spocial to Tie Bee]—Tuo first annual shooting tourna- ment under the auspices of the Grotua Gun club will be held horo August 4, for which programs are out and fine spenial prizes are hung up in addition to the regular purses in onch event. Nine events are booked for the day, including live birds and targets, single and doubles, Fairbury's New Church. Famnury, Neb., July 20.—[Special to Tiz Bk, | —The contract for the erection of a naw brick church building has been iet by tho Baptists to R. K. Allen & Son for $3,000. Tho building wiil bo located on their lots at tha corner of Sixth aud I streets, and will be fitted with stoam heat and electrio lights. State Normal school Changes. Penu, Neb., July 20.-—|Special Telegram to Tue Bee.|—Prof. Taglor, teacher of bot- any, zeology and zoology in the Nebraska stite normal school, has banded in his res- ignation. Prof. Henry B. Duncanson of Lincoln nas been chosen his successor. Two Boys Drown Nob., July 20.—|Svecial to Tie Bee.]—Two sons of William Howe, living ten miles north, were drowned yesterday at Denner’s lake while fishing. Their boat was capsized, Like Danlel, of Bibli ne, Some Chi- cngo Reporters Defy the Lions. At the conclusion of one of Barnum & Bailey’s matinoes in Chicago last month Mr. George Conklin invited a few roprosentatives of“the press into the maiu tent, where, he sm1d, a private performance was to be given. Hae insisted on placing thoreporters in a ring by themselves. While their attention was oeing distracted by a sham scufiile in tho other end of tho tent Mr. Conk- (in, with malice aforethought and biooa m his eye, lev three wild un- muzzled African tious loose upon them. The vross did not got rattled, however, but simply picked the kings of the jungle up by the back of their very loose necks, pried their mouths open to see their teath, and finaily walked out of the ring while the lions calmly lay down in the sawdust and looked at orie nnother with expressions which seomed to say: *We cannot harm the good.” Iho three lions, by the way, wers just 4 months old and their feet tonched Mothor Larth for the first time, and tae extraordin- ary nerve that was required to beard tho lion in his sawdust lair was born of the fuct tha the shaggy beasts had not yet cut their eye- teoth. This is oniy one of tho uttractions of the great show, for 1 every departmont there is moro novelty and new features than any other show coming hers contaius. If. the reader will stop and think that it requires a princely for- tune to equip a show like Barnum & Bailey’s and then go to any mercantilo agency, he will tind that no other showmen 1n America have the money to put out a show of half its sizo. Ihis being so, how can they havo an exhibition to compare with Barnum & Bailey's! Again, thero is only one man capable of putting on a spectaclo like olumbus” and ho is_Imre Kiraify, now under contract to the Barnum & Bailey show. Ifanyone will take the trouble to measure the main tent of any other show coming bero he will discover that it Is not Jarge enough to contain three circus rings, two stages and a hippodrome track. The al- leged quartor-mile track will dwindle to ono- sixteenth, just one puny little platform will be found in u citeus ring, the center polos no higher than a Salvation Army tent, the vand scarcely up to tho lattor's twelve tiers of seats, as against Barnum & Bailey’s thirty- s1x, and s0 on all tue way through. The reality blushes before the advertisoments aad tho facts seom to say, “*how stupid to comparo this cross-roader to Barnum & Bulav’s, which comes September 14, for we are good cnough in our way and can hold a faie com- parison with Lemon Bros , but no amount of tion can mako the public beliove that & bumpty-dumpty ‘town hail’ show can equal a Heary Leving production.” - DeWitt’s Sarsapariis o incroases the anetite aud tom. It has benefitted many have suffered from blood disordors. heip you. 503 the blood, tones up the sys peoplo who It will e Marrmge Licor The following marriage licensos were is- sued by Judge Eller yesterday : Nawme and nadress, t Johnson, 18elmn Swansc ) H. B. Coen, Mount kphrian, O. 1 Anna E Thompson, Omaha Plattsmouth Richard, G. Willlams, Council Bl Perseuniah A. . Horton, Omaha, —_—— DeWit's Sarsapariliaciusnses e Bullding Permits. ‘C'he following permits werg issued by the superintendent of buildings yesterday: Park Mothodist Episcopal two-story frame and Kk Twenty-ninth and Woolworth wyenuo s, S st TV ) Auzust Petorson, one-story fraine grovnhouse, 233 South ifteenth Sureot AT SIX minor permits . the biood. 1,000 140 Total ... —_—— Disease never succossfully attacks tho sys om with pure blood, DaWitt's Sacsapirilla tmakes pure, now blood and onriches blood R Sulng an Expross Comp In the county court Charles Smith has brought suit against the United States Bx- press company for §750, the prico of 4 mugic tautern, ‘The plalotiff avers that fn June 1§ Le consigned tho lantern to tho care of the dofendant atits office at Atchison, Kau., to bo sent to Omuba, but ustead of takiog care of the property and deliveriug it the defend- antallowed tie lautern Lo bo lost in transit. DUN'S REVIEW OF THE WEER | 'THE FACT Money Abuadant and Cheap aud Collec- tions Generally Good. BUSINESS IS IMPROVING EVERYWHERE Gratifying fron Every Bus| Contin Clenring House Statements. Inspiring Reports ater—-Omaha’s Trado Ky ess o8 Excollent—The We Nrw Yonk, July 20.—R. G. Dun & Co.'s review of trade says: The weather has been extremely favorable for the growing crop: exoepting in limited districts, where damage has been dono by violent storms, and . the erop outlook is on the whole decidedly im- proving, Money has baen abundant and oheap and collectious generally good for the season, and there are no signs of threatened dis- turbances. Finished prodncts of iron and steel are strongor and §3 to & per ton higher, but greater domoralization is expected in high iroas unless more of the consuming works start speedily. Bar and sheet iron are vory active and maoufacturers of plate and structural iron have more orders than they can well handle, but no Limprovement is seen in rails. In woolens thero is a better demand and more activity is seen in purchasos of wool, while the cotton mills continue to do well. Boot aud shoo shops are ruoning full of busiuess and shipmeuts oxceea last year's every week. Reports from Cities. Business at Boston is active, The demand for {suther 1s steady, mauufacturers buying freely. Wool is firm and active, and there 15 8 prospoct of botLer prices. At Philadeiphia mauufacturoa iron 1m- proves, realizing coal business is very active, wool is firm with increasing demand and dry goods are active, At Baltimore hot weather retards much trade, At Pittsburg products of iron and steel grow stronger and window glass is fairly active, but coal dull. Dry goods have improved at Cincinnati, the crops look better than a year ago. At Cloveland trade is activo and the whole production of manufactured iron 1s quickly absorbed. Trade is quiet at Dotroit. Trade and collections are batter than o yoar agoat Chioago, even retail ncreasing in spite of hot weather. IKeceipts of wheat, corn and cheese fall a third and of rye and dressed beef a half below last year's; but some incrense is seon in wool, butter and bogs, a gain of a quarter in flour, a third 1n cured moats, while receipts of outs and lard are double und of barley eight times last year's, Business is more prosperous in Miiwauicee, aund up to the average in St. Paul with ex- ceptional crop prospects, but Minneapolis reports injury by storm. 1u Omana trade is active, ‘rade is fairly active in Kansas City, Litt]2 imrovement appears at Memphis or Little Rock and trade is dull in New Oc- leans, though prospects are brightor thore and at Savaunah. Affected by the Hatch Bill Speculation has besn ouriously affectod by the prospects that the Hateh anti-option bill will fail, and while cotton nas advanced i{o with enormous salos of 770,000 bales, lard und coffee are higher and corn 1s ¢ higher for carly delivery, the supply being scarce. Wheat has falien 33{o, with sales of only 15,000,000 bushois, and oats lgo. Westorn receipts of wheat are hoavy. Roceipts of cotton are light and exports slightly more than last year, bat sales of phautom stocks oxcced sales of tauglvle and visible cotton about 5) to 1. The syndicate is said to have sold out all its old copoer, and tho prico is strong at from Lidge to 12¢, but lead is weak with some sales at dc, und tin quotations at $20.45, Monoy has been extremei, easy at 114 per cent and from nearly all pirts come reports that the markets are well supplied. The treasury is gradually strengthening itself, as sneedful and comparatively easy at this sonson, but whon tho fall demand for money comes the markets may speedily be affectod unless gold comes back from abroad in large amounts, American buyers of stocks are encouraged by improved ‘crop prospects. The vustness fatluras oceurring throughout the country during tho last seven days num- ber ninety-thrae, as compared with 167 lust weok, Compared with the corresponding week of last year, the figures were 247. RING HOUSE STATEME: Omaha Continues to Show a Percentage of Gain—Reports from Other Cltles. New Yorg, July 20. —The following table, compiled by Bradstreet's, gives the bank clearings for the week ending July 28, 1892, with percentage of increase or docrease, as fomnnrsd with the corresponding week in 891, oL NTS, crries. CLEARINGS. - oswoou] New York. Chieago Philudel p} St Louls. San Francisco Baltimore . Sincinnatl, Momphis. . Columbu Richmond. 8t. Joseph Poorla. Portinnd, Ore. Rochestel Salt Lak Now Havi Portiand. Worcester Springticld. Waco Sloux City . Fort Worth. Norfolk Wiimingio Byracuse. . Dos Motnos Tacomn. - s Angolos 8,08 51585 | Total United Statos. . Kxcluding New York Dominio Hamil Total ot Notincluded 1o to Highest of all in Leavening Power.~~Latest U, S. Gov't Report, Rove fezezez0) Baking P%vmgler ABSOLUTELY That AYER'S Sarspparilla cunres ornkrs of Serofulous Diseases, Eruptions, Boils, K¢zema, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Dyspepsia, Rhieu- matism, and Catarelrshould be con- vincing that the, same course of treatment WILL @urE you. All that has been said of the wonderful cures effected by the use of AYER’S Sarsaparilla during the past 50 years, truthfully applies to-day. 1tis, in every sense, The Superior Medicine. Its cura- tive properties, strength, effect, and flavor are always the same ; and for whatever blood diseases AYER'S Sarsaparilla is taken, they yield to this treatment. When you ask for AYER'S Sarsaparilla don’t be induced to purchase any of the worthless substitutes, which are mostly mixtures of the cheapest in- gredients, contain no sarsaparilla, have no uniform standard of ap- pearance, flavor, or effect, are blood- purifiers in name only, and are of- fered to you because there is more profit in selling them. Take YER’S Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &0 Sold by all Druggisis; Price § Cures others, will cure you Lowell, Mass. bix bottles, $5. HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING. For Farmers, Miners and Mechanics. A PERFECT S80AP FOR ALKALI WATER. Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, [Etc, A Delightful Shampoo. WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water SHUMPHREYS’ VETERINARY SPECIFICS For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 500 Page Book on T'rentment of Animals and Clinrt Sent ¥ree. cunes | Fevers,Congestions, Inflammation A.fi.ifinlnll Meningitis, Milk Fever. or Gripes, Bellyache. rringe, Hemorrhages. 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Tooth-Food. | This medicine for babies prevents and cures pains of teething and resulting discases, not by putting children to sleep with an opiate, for it contains no harmful drugs, but by supplying the teeth-forming ingredients which are:lacking in most mothers' milk and all artificial foods, It is sweet and babies like it. $1.00 a bottle, at all druggists.« Send for pam- nhlet, “Teething Made Easy." THE REYNOLDS MFG. CO., CINNATIL, O. Dr. Bailey, $ The Leading Dentist Third Fioor, Paxton Blook, Telephone 1085, 16th and Farnam Sts. A full set of teeth on rubber 1or 8. Porfoct set Toeth without plates or removable bridgo work Just the thing fo urs OF public spoukers, never drop down. [ H EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ut reasonable rates All work Al warranted. Cut this oul for a guide. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Prof. HAKL D Wi ily 1013 Arch § Philadelphia, Pa. Every onesbould read this Hittle boo k. — A thenwum. JUST THIS WEEK. Next Saturday Night at 10 O’clock The Hellman Administrator's Sale Closes. No matter how many goods are left it closes sure, as the go'qd will, lease, fixtures and whatever is left of the stock is then transferred to the Columbia Clothing Com who reopen Monday morning, August 1st, with a brand new line of every kind of CLOTHING For Men and Boys. In the meantime---this week only,---the same outrageousl y g low prices will prevail. will be sure to find duce you to buy. You something )any, WINDING UP HELLMAN'S Hellman’s Administrator’s Closing Sale, Corner 18th and Farnam Street AMUSEMENTS ALMOST HERE. Monday is Circus Day RINGLING BROS' WORLD'S GREATEST SHONS Z ROMAN HIPPODRONE. 3-Ring Circus, Elevated Stage , Mighty Millionaire Menagerie, Far- Famed Horse Fair, '8t Living Hippopotamus. it Kou Dispiay. Greatest Somer- 1,000—Ot} Show Grounds, 20th ‘A AdultsSc. Children under 12 ye " FARNAM STREET THEATER, menciog Sunday mutinoo, July Slst. Come and lnugh at LITTLE TIPPETT. 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THE BEST IS CHEAPEST Sold by all First-Class Grocors, The MeKin ley Republi- can Cam - palgn for this vaign. cut shows iv as it 1s, with tin baud and viser.(Amer- can tin and American cloth) sold to clubs for 7o each, for one or a thousund, By dealing direct with the manufactu saler's und rotollor's pric orders should be 85 ION CAP N Y, 108 G M. ‘COPP, O ders us early us possib iz el NEBRASKA National Bank, ¢ DEFOSITORY - - OMAHA, NEB W ) the PR( COM- , New York Oity, or obrasku. Send in'or Capital. ... Surplus. . .$400,000 .$05,000 W. Yatos, pi 8. Manrice, trick, Officers ana Directors—Henr: R. C. Cushing, yice prostdon: Morse, John 3, Collins J. N. Hoed Cashier. _THRE TRON BANK. Healthful Out Doors if men and women of all ages knew how easy it is to bicycle—how safe— healthful — joyful — economical — all the world would cycle—As cycling leads exercises of all out-doors, so the Columbia leads the cycles of the world— dont. V. 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To the owners of all lots, parts of lots and real estate wlong ith avenue from Leaven- worth street to south Itne of 15 Pla You ure hereby notified that the under- pe disinterested frocholders of the olty of ( sha, have buen duly appointed by the ma, With the upproval of couneilof sild ¥, 10 ussess the ownors respectively of the property ding $Hth wvenue. from ' Loaven south line of Eills Plice, do- ry by ordinance No. 3130, pissed approved Jaly 11, 182, urther notified, that having ae- ppolatment. wnd duly qualificd y law, wo will on the "1st duy of AW A, DYt the hour of 10 vlolodk i the fo v the ofiice of John F, Flack, at room 51, Chanbor of Oumnerce, within vorporate limits of sald city, moot for the purpose of considering und ‘makin: the as- #088110nL Of dAMUEo L0 Lho OWNOrs respoct- ively of sald property, sffected by sald ¢rad- ing. taking {nto cousideration speclal bone- fiy 1€ any You ure notified to be )nruuuul at the time and pluce aforesatd, and wuko uny objections W or stutements concerning sald ussossment Of dUIIBEES 48 YOU iy consider propor. JOUN I, FLACK T. B M L LN JOUN B. REEVES Qumaha, July 19, 1822, JyZlaioe ceptod suld s roquired THE SPECIALIST. Isunsurpassed in the treatmentot all forms of PRIVATE DISEASES, and all disoror. and debilities of youth anl manhood. 17 yoa nee. His resources and facilitios are ctically unlimitod. The Doctor s recon mended by the press, and endorsed in stronest terms by the people for fulr tron ment “and houest professional advice, The most powerful romedies known to modern sclonco for the successful troatment of the followinz d s GONORRHOEA—~Tmmedinte r piete cure without the 1033 of an hour's tims rom business, GLEET-Ono of the most_complote and suc. cesstul trontmonts for gicot and il annoying dschurses vt known to the medical profes- sion. The fesults are truly wonderful. STRICTURE—Gro:test known romedy for the troatment of s thout paln, oute tinz. or d latin - wrkable romedy. SYPHILIS for this terrible Diond diseaso more su -cosstul, nor had stronzer endorsements. In the light of mudern scicnes this d seaso s positively curab'vand overy trace of the polson entirely removod from tho bloo L, LOST MANHOOD, and ambition, nervouse ness, timldity. dospondency and all wonknos u rdors of youth of munhood. Relief obtained at onco. SKIN DISEASES, and all diseases of the stomacn, blood, liver, kiineys and bladder aro tronted su ccossfully with the greates known romedios for tho diso s, Write for circulars and anestionilst, tras. Lith and darnam sSts. omnaiss V8» NOTICE OF ASS MTENT OF DAM- AGLS FOR CHANGE OF GRADE, To the owners of all lots and parts of lots and real ostate along 40th street from Burt te forniu streot, You ure herchy notified that the under signed, threo disinterestea freoholders of the clu7 of Oy, have beon duly uppommted by the mayor, with the upproval of the olty councllof sald city, Lo ussess the damage to Wi voly of the properly af- the trado of sald street, deciured necessury by ordinance number 186 pussed July 21st. 1802 approved July 2ird, 1892 You, e farther nob fled, thut huvin od suid appolutment, and duly g us required by law we wiil, on the Tsth August, A. D, 1802, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the torenoon, at' the offico of Shriver & O'Donahoe, 1303 Farnam strovt, within the corporate [lmits of 5 1d clty. moet for the pur. pose of consid and 1 5 Lho ussuss- ment of ¢ owners Tespoctively of suld property. ted by suld chunze of wrade, taking consideration speciul bene- fits. 1€ uny. You aro notificd to bo pre and piace nforesuid and mike any objectio 0 0F 8t wald usso of diinages 48 you may consider proper, W. G, SHRIY T, 1 MeCU LLOGH, 11, GIBBON, fef. A com- t at tho time Colniittes of Appralsers, Omaha, July 80th, 152, Jydudio PROPOSALS FOR GRADINC Bealed !rrupln.nb will be recelved by the une derslgned until 1:30 o'clook p. August bLh, 18 for grading the alle, bloek 10, Kointize's 4th supplementiry {tion from Hickory streot to Center stroot, und the ulley in block 1. Kountze's 4th additon from Cens tor street to the alley north of Dorcas strect in the city of Omaha, in wecord - nee with pling and sy fications on flie lu the viice of the bourd of public works, Hids 1o be mde on printed bianks furnish- ed by the board, and o bo nccompanto | with a cortifed cheok o the suin of #:0.00 payable to hip oty of Omabu, us un ovidenco of good 1h. The board r eserves the right to rejoct any or L.Cr 01«10 waive defects. PW. BIRKHAUSER, Ohalrman Boned Pul W Omaha, Nob., July 22, 1802, Notleo to Contractors and Bullders. For the erection of a uew Cathollo church 1 Portsmouih, Shelby County, lowa. Bids wilibe received until August 2)th, 1802 Plans and specitications cun be seen atthe un- dersigned, who will wlso choortully glve infor- wation to' parties wishine o hund tn u bid, KEV. I W, HOPPMAN, Portswouth, Bueiby County, lows Jy t2aue