Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1892, Page 7

& FOR THESE COL ntil 12:30 v, m. for motning or Sunda DYERTISEME will be ta ®nd until 8:80 p, m. for th tion All adyertisen word for first in PO No ad e st Ins nts In theso colhmns 14 Fiion and | cent A word {0 sent taken foF 16as than 25 cen tion. Terms cash In advanee, In Ptc., oACh COUNE RS W WOTA. y requesting n tors nddrossen L0 o i Answors SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, SITUATION BY ¥ o coping. Refors Lock box 107, Ponea, SPECIAL NOTICES. UMNS the evening y el ents a r each yn Or §1.50 per 1ine per month. ts for nitinls, All JUNG MAN OF book- | Nob. M5 3¢ AL SATERIEN n clork, kood penman, Wants some respectabl BOOKK BEPER sober and_Indus permanent position AND trious, Hest Bty reforonces from former and present employer. o 2+ ¥ 65, Boo oft M BY EXPEIIENCED LADY, SITUATIC nurso for Infant or Invaiid. Good refc Address K 65, earo B M WANTED-MALE HELP. B YARTED- 0 M Hy., botween Choyen: froo fare; 3 laborors and { &N W Tty., 8200 per for Epokane Falls, Wash . fay. Kramer & O'Hearn, labo UNION 1. 4 Pocatello. ters, new freo Tar 200 to agency, 303 M Tmisdlon to handle the now pa Craring pencil. he greaieat telling Jreanec: Crises ink thoroushiy in (w0 s B abrston of paner; 20 10 600 por ce PEeNt shlos nmotnicd to (G0 1h A1 days, o o, ;e At ane Enereis Phricninra. aiross Monroo rasor Mfg. L Crone. Wis 3 WANTED, TEAMSTERS, STOVEL Drockmen for Wyoming and South bakota Wages and atoady work: freo fare. Albrixht Agency. 1120 Farnam stroot i WANTED, LABORERS FOR B oricin Nevraskn, Wyoming or ¥oou wagew; free fare, kmployment offieo, 606 0 NALL Tn'liu.lcl‘rm > 30000 " COATMAK Winkler, Sutton, Ne T2 WANTED, GUOD AGENTS FOR WIGIT B VA ta itist bo Norkors: bhipay and ORILIONTOF HEhL partios. Addross, 4, S WANTED 811 M'CA ] I WANTED BY D B ANTED, GOOD GENRIAL qn #hoelni ind plow work, Immedintely. B, 10 BN e WITIL accuro o permanent age M - WANTED, A FIIS Robbins & Lenotr, Miles City ED, A FIRST | hior and book-keeper to work in law othiers necd apply. , and salary expected, ¥ City, Neb By dors an, pald ont. D, SALESMAN FOR FULL L frult syrups. Salary oceowmn Address Californin Clder Co., Chicngo, B 3D, TRAVELING SALESMEN TC powder. Wo put our goods 1n gin K month snlury nnd expenses, or pmmisston. Good side line. 1f you ob, write. np for reply, Chieago M 1D 200 MEN FOR SEWER WO Jmatin. Wages from $L75 Lo $2.29 10 mon. APy to Reeves & Co., 101 Be Ing I 1 SARRIAGE PAINTERS By anen, noxsmith helper at Frost & Harrls', 2 Rzard strects. M CWANTED. COOK AND WAITERS A . Lincoln. Neb WANTED--FEMAL: WANTED, GIRtL FOI GIN BRAL i st 1S AND N AS i 2% CIFIC fdnhos ork on 10 mon §2060 per t pront nother enoral ns and i ' + good Labor OAD Fouth Dakota; 108t G g 1D Alre A01N PILEN RADE borma: careof 18 BLACKSMITIT Write, 243 1% HAND, 20 40 CAN oy paylng $100 8 month. Call room 86, Ogden house, Council Blutls, ln CLASS SADDLE HAND M2 255 4 88 MALE STENO. Address, stating refer 0. bux 344, Nebraska NE O nission 11 W08 8 ) SELL 8 roil 25 por want u Baking \ K IN bottom Tuild, M4 AND 1 Vond T 2 110D HOUSE: 201 PERIENCED SHIRT TRON 10 10 K0 10 Fren i hand. Come. ut 1dolity steam Inundry ('~ WANTTD. A GIRL FOI ¢ Jwork, Musi bo cook. Apply 2721 Jnckson stroet. (-G wa JShorman aven ue. O yANTED, KIS G g OF Ironing, mostly couking weok. 2124 Blaney st I=WANTED, A Jwork. Apply T nt e NERAL 1 Family o Wages R, FOR LiC Hetzol, 2ith and Camin (- WANTED, Jonee nt block, 16th A WI 1’ Dodge. Wages addross 231 OUSE £ two. 0 TED. MES.J. M. COUNSMA L, NO WASIL .00 0 e 250 301 CiA FIRST CLASS COOK FOTL A PIy Ufamily without children and where o see Jkept. | None but first class in_ovor ocd apply. Wages 8 n week. Apply af ountze Place, 2111 Kmmet strc Rl ANLED, A GOOD G1R GOOD WAG 2212 Farnam st Mi —GOOD GIRL, WANTED. a stroot i INQUIRE AT IVATE il spect ¢ once. 510 14 2 WANTED, LADY BUOKKEEPER Inry waned and experlence. "Addfess n. G 1, Bee. OMPE 3 ENT GIRL FOR ork., odge st', opp. LIkl STATE Com- M 2 O FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOLK Toth st 3 (- WANT Ubon - WANTED ENT DIESSA take charge of the business, Add FOR HOUSE FOR RENT—HOUSES. D. CLARS RESIDE rooms; now block. 100! T)' FOI 520.00; The 0. K. Davis Co., 1505 TD; FHONT 4 ROOM FTATS block on Chlc also 6 L. Opposite Jeflerson sgu park. Al heit-d, with every convenfenee. Koberes, 10 oogo st b4 NCE FLATS, .\ 818 8. 22, k of court nAm ALrost. NEW Cl. pom tats ¢ RODM TIC 505 8. Jor4 220 YUSES, houss. LOWRY in st 15 Ch LA D 113 AND. onventencos D, Mount, 213 8. 11th st )5 0K RINT, GROOM COTTAGE FAS it hetween' Cass and Californin; siac Y T Wth and 2ith 10 105, i Low we b rick hous Will rent furn renting b DisiMsEr ok | WINTER, - BEST lealthieat Toention i the city’ for soven four room houses, all modern improvements, wtoros. It Fizard, DY wents, §20. i 1N, 24th strost. » WU JACKSON 5 2 cottage, all modorn fm Fidelity Trust Company, 1614 ¥ P i i) X 00! TAGE WIT! Shindod lawn, fine location, 100N COTTAGE. ¢ P, ko e, con wmotor line. Inquir 10-RO0M TIOUSE, CENTIA LLY turnaco and all modern impro von A0t treet ith and I D0 HOUSE, WITIEOR WITHOU ity water. ehonp 1o right party A b0 KESE vou i AT PRETTY 115 8, Modern 08 SIDE a tand i, M20H AND five or 80 Drove ar FIVE ROONS ON ouplng. 04 BAIN, 2004 Plorce st 13, AT ONCE You would secure the last but finest of those 1ful Lafayette Ilnc ctte ave (Nelson st.). Fidclity Trust Co., 161 Farnam VORRE Lomes, cor. 41 UM COTTAGK £, with b $15 por month; o I KL, 820 BOF I000UNE SLOT6 FO0Mm, 2 tx.. £10 por month. POtter & George 101 Farnam st M NORTH TP, PLEASANT SIX 000 repir, ity wuter 1o yard cottuge st nnd Cpen for inspeetic RN Hat, th and C 1424 | ROCOM 1, aiso heaper hou 140° FOR RENT-FURNIS 1{ED ROOMS EorvaNin Umodern col ) KOOMS TO RENT nloncws. Faiusien 4T Dougo. J0 MODEUN CONVENIE @1 N 1ath J0 FURNISIED ROOM W1tHl BATIL, 86 %" 1o Farnau, b WITH FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOV O, REFERENCE 109 w22 1 ALL Moz 912 bouglas stroet 0 ONTIL 207 1ED OR UNFUKNISUED R00MS; conventences. 30 i FURNISHED W0 YOULK Mo, ROOM 0 -NICKLY KURNISIED HOOMS ROA dusired. Prices ronsounble il Larnoy FOIU 0 523 8. 1841 at. Mo 1 N (TS . INQUIRE AT Dr. Connell's Dougl THE OMAHA D FOR RENT -FURNISHED ROOMS. Continued. TRNISTED SOUTH FRONT RC JGANT FRONT ROOM IN PRIVA 1608 N 15th st ) —FOR RENT, Unished rocms [ UNFUR lith st FURNISIE or housekeeping, AND 1N J—FURNISHED ROOMS, BOARD (F DESULED; Unico now howse, 38 %, 10th st. Mt 2 [ ~TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS CHEAP Yto' “pormancnt partios AlRo ro to for young man, §o.00 per month, 218 North (9] st M) 1* Esion LMARY 1 “NICE COOL HOUMS, 1713 Chicago strect D -FURNIEHED ROOM FOR RENT IN PRI Uvate family; all modern convenlences: gentie wmon prefar 5 North Tsth strect, S ROOMS, HOUSEKBEPING, 3428 0 Sou! Mats 2+ FURNISLED ROOMS AND BOARD. HAMPTON: ith T NS “bonrd. 2013 Douglas streot Fie )8 destrable single room. ellent tably M I8 8. 2ith strest “PLEASANT ROUMS AT THE MERKIAM. a1 {-FURNISHED ROOMS, FIRST CLASS BOARD. Utoplu, 1721 Davenport st uf § KLY FUKNISHED ROOMS, without board; torms reasonable. I ) ROOMS, SINGI 1717 Chileago st F.! ULNIST With boAra. [ EURNISHED ROOMS WITIL BOARY nees. 2204 Farnam. 3 FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT bonrd, 520 south 1sth St., Cunnloghiam block w210 - FOR SALE —TWO GOOD FIVE-ROOM COT. togos, enchi with lot §0x150 fect. ' Very cheap it 801d 5001, Potter & Georgo Co., cor. 1uth T, FURNISED O UNFURNIS 1K with board. 2105 and 2107 Dougias st FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. (3~ 01t 3 ROOMS A1 T608 N. 19T ST, 018 A DODGE 248 2% ~ FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFIC ES. I~ FOR RENT, THE $-STORY BRICK BUILDING Olikarnam st The bufldlng ins Hroproot mont. basemont, complate stonmhoatiag Oxtu wateron all the #oors, gas, ete. Apply at the o fies of Tho Boe. I 'S, DWELLIN: all parts of city. Kilkenny & Cf 13 str UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 1613 . Continental b FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, J S UARGE BAIN AT 10TIL AND HOWALD o stroots, room for 8 I w0 venlences, Also houses u 20 South i7th strest. WANTED-TO RENT. ]T WANTED, BY SED wife, small cottage, business. Kent not over $20.00. Address WANTED—SOUTH U K FURNISHED R( A with bonrd by man and wife. Addross M RENTAL AGENCIES. NT.GEO. J. PAUL1005 FARNAM .. makes spactalty Of rantlng houses, stores and Hats'& caring for rental properties. Terms reas'ble, WANTED--TO BUY. N CASIT PAID FOR FIRST-CLASS GROCERY AN “tocks, largo or 1. Al communieatio s strictly contidentinl. C. 0. D, Brown, Omahs, South Owaba and Council Bluits, 555 "~ WILL BUY OR RENT THE BUSINESS OF A AN smail ‘hotel, bourding house or dining hall, art cuxh wnd part eity propery. Address £ 2, Bec Mizd 2+ DATAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR shat Antiquarian book store, 1510 Farnum st. ) A 25 BOUGILT, SOLD, STORED. Farnim st. i “WANTED. TG BUY 01 TO START A BAKERY In'a goou ive town. Farticulara. Al roxs K4, o 20 5 TURE Wells. 111 FOR SALE--HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. PFOR SALE, A SIXTY1 Tor o0 1: LLAR TOP BU . Colo, Continental block I)'mule.;. DELIVERY AND WORK HORSES foranic choap fof cash OF Ob casy payments, at stahlo 24l and Clark sts Tilalis FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS Q,nn: SAL BILLIARD AND ONE POOL Lablo, Brunswick-Bulko mako, ulmost uew. In quiro of Grand hotel, Counctl Bl Q[0 SALE, EIRTY THOUSAND VARDS OF oodar paying blocks. Culligan Codar Co., West Superior, Wis. bi1-a (QuiF0N SALE=TO BANKERS. 01 steol, burglur proof safe, with time lock, por fect, nlso bunk fixtures, toeluding partitions, Junitors, dosks, ote., mado by Andrews of Chicago. H. GIbbons, recoiver Commercial und Sayings bank. Kearney, Neb. [K} QoFORSALE, ROUC 1 Npups, §120.00 each, 5 we Omaha, Neb. Q,,wu Qo BEINAKD Geo. A, Joslyn, flix DATED ks old. AT YOUR toly. W, H. O VICTOR. M 20 MISCELLANEOUS, R VANTED, BIDS ON GRADING, BOX EAC tory, Enst Omalia. 24 CLAIRVOYANTS. VRN, CLATIV O 1Lth year at 19 A MNARY: WONDERFUL 2% the world. Mra. Dr. M 0" clairvoyant, astrologist, tor; tells your'lifo from tho eradlo 1o wrave: unites tho saparated: causes mar- rlage with the ono you love: tells whoro you wil succocd, and In what bsiness adaptod 1o elobratod Egyptian brenstplato for ek, stroy bad influences: curos fits, Intempe ard all private complaints with ‘v d aleohol Lreatment. Send $2.0) e and duto Of birth and racolve s for clreular; glv ARRIVAL o Legrave, de paimist and iite initinl s ico MASSAGE TREATMENT, 5, sealp and bl treatiment, manicura tropodist. Mrs. Post, 51934 5 15ch, Withnell bik. CMADAME SMITH 112 DOUG 00m 7, 400, Alcohol, sulphur M STOWE, MASSEUSE EL ALt strcet RIS NOMME. LA RUE, MASSAGE, (16 SOUTI 13ih stroot. §d foor, fiat & - — " vV 3 i BANIO TEACH with Hospe, or N. W. cornor 15t & Harnoy 962 Vo BEFORE BUYING A PIANO BXAMINE TilE Sealo Kimbatl plano. A. 1ospo, 1513 Douglas, 2 e "MONEY 70 LOAN--REAL ESTATE, VW S HEAL BSTATE LOANS, Piit CENT 10 adILloual eharges for dommlssion oF attor- ney afeos. W. il MMolklo, ¥irst National Bank bl i Wi r—\ N ON IMPROVED CIT ¥ C Frost, Dougias bk, NEV T0 LOAN ON IMPROVED ORt UN J¥od Omaha proparty at o ¥ ot rates oa, Cawlion hand. Fidelity Trust o Faruam stree W OMAILA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOAN on roal estats at lowost markot ratos. Loans mad 4o sums and for short or 100g tme. No commisslon Is chargsd, and tho 10ans ro DOLAOL 0 the sastbutoan Blways bo found at the bink on tho corner of 1ith and Douglas streots. W i ERIVATE MONEY 13T A CENTRAL LOAN & TRUS loaus, 10w ratos. Alex. Moore, W1 Boo buliding. i W, 8000 TO LOAN ON BUSINESS PROPERT 6 por cont. Geo. J. Faul, 1605 Farnam street! Moial2* W, MONEY B0 LOAN AT LOWEST KATES, clty oF 1 J 05 m property. e Farnui W on ( T WE ARE MAKING 00 Lmproved and unlmproved loaus aia property, No deiay wad il businoss transactod at thls oftios, ¥idellly 1614 Farnau siresk DON'T KORGET THL “Frust Company, " | reward for the retura Lo 136 N. 1ikh st 1LY MONDAY BEL 1892 MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. LT OO “v LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNTMPROVED City property, 5,000 and upwards. to § por cont. Nodelays. W. Farnai Smith & Co..15t an 1 Harney! 241 VW -ONE AND TWO VEAR LOANS ON OMANA jots of Nebraska farms. Old mortgages now ane ty other compantos oxtended and carried by s one or two years without new papers. Write particulars. ilecd & Selby, 54 Board Trade blg K HARRISON, 012 N, ¥, LIFR W = “' ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. 318 N, ¥ Tt Juads nt 1w rhtes for gholoa suburity on NebFRAKA OF 1WA {4508 OF OmAA O1Ly PrOpOFLy i W “LOANS, G, o W, iPER CENT MONEY NI T BORLOW ere on Omalia elty proporty. No oxtra chnrges of any Kind. Why pay high rates? Money lsehenp. You can got full bonefit of 0w ratos from Globe Lonn and © oth and Dodge. 29 Wiie W. P, COATES W SEE G, ROOM Mui 3 #5000 TO LOAN ON REAL 18 N, Y. Life MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. ~IF YOU WANT MONEY ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, 'WAGONS, CARRIAGHS, ETC, CALL AT THE OFFICE OF OMATIA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. AND GET TERMS BEFO LING ELSEWHERE, 1.0an8 mado 1n amounts from 10 to §10.000 at tho lowest rates on vory shortnotics without publiel- ty, nnd with the privilege of keaping your goods in FOUF 0wn possossion, You ean pay the monoy back In_any amounts yon wish and at any time, and cach payment s made will reducs the cost of the loan 1o proportion There will' bo no expenso or chirge kept out of the amount wanted, but you will raceive the full amount of the loa; OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €0, Room 11 Crelehton Biock, 16t St., South of Postotice. The only ineorporated loai company in Omalia, 2 ONEY TO LOAN Bousehold goods, planos, organs, ote..at tho lowost possible rated Hut publicity, removal of property or chungo of possession. ofany amount can bo made at any . reducing both princlpal and Interest, thus &iving patrons all the benefits of the partial pay- ment pian, Money always on hand; no delays; no publicity; lowest rates: business confidential FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., R4 Withnoll bik., 15th and Harndy. 245 LOANS ON CHATT Ane 1S CHBAP. $10 OP_TO §10,00 2\ loaned on any chattel saeurity by W. ¢. Wood, agent for Nebraska Loan company, 1315 Douglns vet, up staire. 65 B, LOAN SEE 21 on horses, SHOR Agecurity, 05 " A CLL 1s, room 20, Continontal block. 00 TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECURITY busiiiess contidential. Koom U3 Kurbach block. AL ANY_ KIND OF A B HARRI VITEN YOU WAN R. Do N LWILL TOAN MONEY 0N A\ sveurity; strictly contidential. room 1. Continental block STRAYED. e B LTRAYED-CREAM COLOID TTORSE, WHITR Smana and (a1i; [ast, sgep,gout four miles wost of Omaba. Dr. J. W, B8R room 5, Withnell o M52 g FOR RENT--RASTURES. CA PASTUED AT STOCR , Clarke. 210 Board of DRESSMAKING. IN FAMILIES, FIT A s BB Moo, ])qu} KNG warrantod. Addr PERMANENT SIDEWALK R TION, Couscrn, CHAMBER. OMAHA, Nob. July 21, 1802~ Be it resolved by the oity council of the eity of Omaha, the mayor concurring That permanent sldewaiks be constructed in the city of Omiha as desiznated below, within five days after the pubifeation of this resoluti or the personal service theroof, as by ordinance Is authorized and required; such sidowalks to be la.d to the permanent grade ns established on the paved streets specified herein and 1o be constructed of stone, nrtifi- © al stone, according to spesifications on file in the office of the Board of 'ubiie Works, and undier its supervision, to-wit South sido of Cuning street, lot 4, block 21244, clty, 16 feet wid: North side of Webstor stroet, lots 5 block 1, city, 6 feat wide. North side of Harnoy street, lots 5 and 6, block 142, city, 10 feet wide North siae of Webster stroet, lots 5, 6. 7 and & biock 331, city, 8 feet wide, South side of Burt stroet, lots 2, 3and 4, block 33, city, S feot wide. sust side of Seventeenth streot. lots 4 and 5, block 45, eity, 8 teot wide, Enst side of Soventeenth street, lot 4, bloek 80, city. 8 teet wide. West side of Thirteenth street, lot 23, city, 16 feet wide. Wost side of Eleventh street, lot 1, block 175, city, 8 feet wide North side of Davenport street, lots 7 and 8, W city, 8 feet wide h side of Chicago street, lot 5, block 43, . 8 feot wide, h side of Onass street, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 43, city, 8 teet wide. North side of Cass stroet, 1ots 7, 6, and el of 1ot 5, block 214, city, 8 fect wide. suth side of California stroet, lots 3 and block 24 eity, 8 foet wide. South sideot Oaliforninstreet, lots 5, 6, 7, and 8,block 10, clty, § feot wide. And, be It turther resolved That the Board of Public Works be. and Is hereby authorized and directod to cause n copy of this resolution to be pubiished in the omoral paper of the city for one weok. or be served on the ownors of sald lots, and thatun- less such owners shall within five days after the publieation or scrvice of such vop{ con- struct said sidewalks ns hereln required, that the Bourd of Public Works cause the same to be done, thecost of constructing sald side- walks respectively to be assessed against the real estate, lot or' part of lot in front of and abutting such sidewalks. Passed July 2ist, 1502, Attest: F. P. DAvis, JOouN GROVES, President of the Council, City Clerk. Approved: Gro. P. Bem1s, Mayor. NOTICR TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS To the owners of the lots, parts of lots and real estate aescribed in the above resolution: You and each of you are hereby notified to construct permanent sidewalks ns requ red by u resolution of the city councll and mayor of the eity of Omaha, of which the above is copy. . W. BiRkuaAusen, Chatrman Board of Publie Works. OMAHA, Neb,, July 25, 1302 Jy2347¢ and 7, block X~ PRUCHARDA DOUGLAS BLK. 10 & DOI) ANS MADE ON FURNITUR T MARKE ) in elty: dolng eash busin th cause of selling. Address G I8, cll Blufls, T AT LLERTON FOR t; 159 fnhabitants: only For information 1418 Bey u||l.-n,( 0l Y FOR SALE 20w B Clevator, first-closs n e 1 paying busin tand dolng o of tho best Address Lock S 2, 1 in one the state, AGON for’ sale, Cochran, Denison, 1a. Y FOR SalE, STORE BULLDING, STOCKED with notions’ that sell for large profit. “Ad- dress Abble J. Secar, Forest City, lowa. . M{u 1* Y IHE CRUEL WAL 1S OVEI 18 COUNTY seat goes to Trenton. On account of other business 1 cannot remove, and the only set of ab- stract books and best business In the best county in raska Is forsalo. J. C. Benediot, ¢ 40 AND PAL central locat] FOR EXCHANGE. --CLEANSTOCK OF GENBRAT, MU0 5 WILL fdtuke real estate & money. Box 29, Frankfort, 2']‘" T WHAT [LAVE YOU 10 TRADE FOR 10T 2 livtock 2, Bogis & HAIL's first addition? Lot Is on Dodge street, one lot west of corner of 25th, and Is clear. Addréss K 11 Hoe. 953 10 EXCITAN FOR BJ. Kendall, R. 403, Brown blk MESS a1§ OR TRADE FOR FARM PROP- braskn, our elovators at Howe, Cook and E Missourl I'n’ Address N. A, Dall & ¢ /- NEBIASKA FAT Lcity vroperty. OB Sl liorty 1n enstern Brock, Berlin cliies koud orops. cuse, N 77—FOR TRADE, DENV storn Nebraska Iand. Will exchange sx-room ntrally loeated, corner lot: modern im- ¥. L. Birnéy, 503 ith, Denver. Colo. Mi92 5 E FOR AN OMAHA RESI- o 240 nero form 17 miles from Omaha. Froa b, Harrls, 1519 Dodge 2705 A NEW 8-ROOM HOUSE IN LINCOLN joney to oxchunge for Bardware. ron, Neb. M257 4 M1si 1 K PROPERTY FOR fiand somo! Lock Box 1, He Rlastic Stoskings - —FOR— eak Limbs aricose Veins Swellings, all sizes. — Abdo- minal Suppor- ters, Deformit Braces, Medi- clin,al Supplies. THE ALOEKPENFOLD COMEBA NY 114 5. 13~ St., Fés ‘to PosL Offic NG F&% TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange, BEST IN THE WORLDI Jos. P. Megeath, Dealer, 1607 Farnam Str OMAHA ag0 Expro a20 Expro: N & MO. RIVER.| Dopot 10th ant Mason Sts onver Vostibalo Limitod. -Dendwood Expross. L Denver Expross. Denver Expossy. | 7 ZELOURING MILLS, ONE AT HAMPTON, Ueb’. and ono at SE Paul, Neb. both 80-barrel modern machinery; no incumbrance: will take good farm lands; owner over 70 years old, gotng ot of business. J. J. Gibson, 1st Natlonal Bunk building. EXCITAN 305 Ziron iE. A MODERN BUSINESS intock 10 the heart of the city, pays over 10 per cent net, wants £,01) cash, the halance any kind of g00d property, Or will exchange tho entira for merehandise: must be done quick. Price £10.000. Addross 15 57, Bo M08 7S 0EQUITY IN A FIRST CLASS QUARTER fisection I Buftalo ‘county to exchange form stock of Koods, What huve you to offer? Address Box 23, Kearnoy Neb. 5705° y 3 TADE, COTTAGE WITH isbed. on nico 1ot near motor 1no (n Counctl s, for kood taam Lorse wnd buggy. Ad: st once L. £, Roborts, 518 8. 16th st. M7 2 /8050 STOCK OF HARDWARE, ONE-THIRD ficashi, balance eity or farm property. 20,000 goneral stock dry g00ds, kood town, fine business, ono-third cash, balance Omaha or fo property £0,000 stock dry goods, ete., hnlf eash, balance g0 farm or Omulis property. piclear 1018 und ously {0F 2) acron 4 0 6 miles from ostoflice Erick bioek in county seat, §21,000; incumbrance $1.500, rents $175 per wonth, exchange for cloar resldouce property in Omahn. . ¥. ltinger, 1519 Farnam. M) 6 BARN, COAL UL ST T, & U, B, Dopot 1ith and Masna 3ty Kanans City Day Expr K0, Night fxp via 0. 0 CHICAGO, R, I & PACIFI] 0t Atlal xpry Vestibule Kxpross. Ight Exprass. Limitod. ........ Enst Expross ... Clty (Excopt Sundny) UNION PACIFIC, |Unton Depot 10t and Maroy Sts ~ ... Hoatrice anvor Expross.... L Overlandyer, G057 s & Strmshs Kx(ax S| | verenss Pacitic Expross. ..., enver iast Mall T [£8 & [ 5 Arrivos 0V dop 2 Chieago Expross oo KExpros X CITY & PAC epot. 10th and Marey Sts. Sloux oty b SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Omahal Depot, 15th and Wobstor | Arrivos Omaha FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE. M ST B0 SOLD AT ONCE, TIAT BRAUIIFUL, Tot, 62k x140 feet with 6-ro0m cottage, southeast corner 190h und Lake. No reasouable offer refused, 3,11 Johnson, 52 N. Y. Lite. 4T 8 [)ESIBABL FARMS KOR SALL CHEAT W L improved farms in Dougias, Washington, Snu ders und Frontie son, Hiteheock, tiox: torms easy, ountivs. Faru lands in - Daw- Turlan, Furons and Merrick coun. Writo or call on W, B. Millard, Omilia. MIii 15 T FALE AT'A BARGALN LOT 10, BLOCK & W. L. Solby's First addition to South Umahn small payment down, a0nthiy 1f o Inquire G. B. Tzsch i) He AND LOT ON PARK AVENUE FOR sule or trade £0r farai land. Opposite Hanseom Jark: Finost location In thie aity, "eight room houso with a1l modern nprovements. nquire at 129 Park avenue, Ms al§ Dl .......St PAul Amite: ¥, K & MO VALLBY, Dopbt, isth wnd Wevstor Sts, |Omaha W oo DoRAW0OA EXpress. ... | 640 p m & m| (€% ¥at) Wyo. (15x. Mou | 520 p p | orfolk (8x) Bumday.)..... 1110 o 8L Paal I 925 n 545 p m i T, ST. P, Maik O. q _Depot, 16th and Wobatar Sty Artivos Arrivos Omaha He Bxpress (Kx. Sund'y) frpris i fuod' Omaha B m 605 p m 924 m 215p m Ciilongo 405 p m) I Vestibula! 740 p ) 640D m HILLS Address I 11 95 LOT ON CORNER I stroot, noar eud of 1ot 1o oavenworth MIBd 5+ JOR SALE. LOT 3, BLOCK 2, BOGGS & first ‘nddition. Kntirely cloar. Boe oMice. JFOR ST TioTRE D Leavenworth and elgh WaNEED or cash; must Lo choap . Ringer, 1519 Furnam, M) 1+ Tenves Arriver 580 pw ¥10 & m 180 p m 73 u m 945 p Arrives lcago Libule: < Kastorn Bun) Atlantio (Ex 8) Carzoll OMAHA & &1 U. P, dopot. 10uh Luaves Omaha, 100D BUILDING LOT ORCHARD, 1L, pearly cloar, f0r koo horao and buggy. & Co., 1645, Board of Trade bullding. IMONIHLY PAYMENTS, SMALL CASI PAY: mont and 812 10 820 per month will seeure elognnt home on motor ne: chenp Lot taken as phrt payment. B. I, Ringer, 1519 Farnai. M0 0% JPOR SALE 4 LTS TN ROVYE ADDITION. Faros Ao Ut LOST. TLOSI-8MALL KED COW WITHOUT HORNS, just about ready to drop ealf. Finder roturn to ‘oter Goow' residence, 8 blocks south Han rk on 824 strect, and got roward. M3, TLO31 OB ATOLEN, 1 LKISIL SKITEH (red bunt. Jlng dog) 6 monthis 0ld. Get reward. ler's bird store, 400 N. 16tk street. OB, BLACK HORSE WITH ONE WHITH 0oL spavin on the same leg. Finder retnrn (o 2107 Viaton strest snd recelye reward. Mal2 3 A LIGHT YELLOW SCOTCH TERRIER o8 biteb with hair rabbed off on back. A liberal M 20 Arrivay Transtor 530 8 m 5,65 p m 1280 b m Arrives ' ERS = CHIOAGO, It L & PACIFI Union Depot.Councll Blufa’ Night Expross ‘Atlantio Expros *. Vestibule Limited K. C, 8T JOK & C. 1. Unton Dopot. Councll Blufts Cwnsas Olty_Day Expro 10.15 p m Uity Nlght Expr Leaves [CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY, uafor| Union Dopot, Cauncll Blutty - Chicago Expross 10 Chloako Expross o Local UMAHA & 8T. LOULS. _Unlon Depot. C: -8t Louls ¢ BIOUX CITY & 1 lon Dopot, TBloux Clly Accommodation 8 Bt Pau) Kxpros Transtor 63 p m 102 a w| 45 pw Twaves | ranstor| 0008 w| | NOTIC MENT OF DAM RADING | _To the ownors of all lots. part lots and | real o 1z Martha streot from 2)th to | 2atn streets. You are hereby motified that the undor- ed, threo dislnterestod frecholders of the gity of Omal, navo hoen duly appointad by the mayan with the approval of the clty couneitof swid city. to wssoss the damages to tho ownors Fospootivoly of the hroperty af- fected by grading Martha streot from 2t to 2ith strents, ducinred necessiry by ordinance nimber JIR, passed July Sth, 1804 and ap- proved July 11th. 1862, You ure: further notified, thathaving ceptod sald appo ntment.and duly aualified i required by Liw, we will, on the 15t day of Av ust, A. D, 180% it the hour of 15 o'elo K in the forenoon, at the office of Shriver & O'Donuhoe, 103 Farn'am street, within the corporate iin its of sald city. moet for tho parpose of con- sidering the making and assessment of dam- nges £0 tho owners respuctively ot sild prop- orty, affected by sald griding taking into oelaerRLIgN Spaointl banefits, 1€ 1ny. You aro notlfied to be prosent at the time and plaoe aforesald, nnd muke any 1o 0F Staternonts concerning said of dumuzes as you may considor proper. W. G sHRIVER, GEO. . PAUL, 5§ ({DALE, JAM e Jy21d 10t Omala, July 18th, i) To th* ~ - ners of all lots, pirts of lots renl estaw wlong Hth avonie from Lea worth stroat to south Hne of Elis Pinc You ure horeby notifiol thwat the undor- signed, tirroo disinterested frooholders of the clty of Omuha, have buen duly appointod by tho mayor, with the wpproval of the city couneil of $aid oity, fo assess the dumage to the owners reapsctively of tho property af- fected by crading $ith avenue from Leaven- worth streot to south line of Biils Place. clured necessary by ordinance No. $10,p. July 5, 130% approved July 11, 18 You'nre further notified, that havinz acs cepted said appolntment, and daly qualiiod as roquired by Taw, wo will on the 1st of Auust, A, D) 1892 ab the hour of 10 o'clock in the forénoon, at the office of John ¥ room 851, Chamber of Comnerce, corporate limits of_said city, meot for tho purpose of considertng wnd “making the as- sessniont 0f damage to the OWNOrs rospoct- ively of said proporty, affectod by said grad- ing. taking into consideration speclul bene- fits itany. You are notified to bo present at and place afore ¥ objoctions 0 or Stitomonts roinz said assessmont of dumages a8 you may consider proper. JOUN I FLACK, . B MeOULLOUH, JOHN B, REEVE Omaha, July 1, 1802, NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM- AGES FOR GRADING. To the owners of all lots on Grant street from 42nd strout to 45th stroet. You aro horeby notified that the under- sizned, three disintorosted frosholdors of the city of Ouuha, have boen duly appolnted by tho niuyor, with tho approval of tho eity coun- oll of suid eity, to nssess the damugo to the owners respectively of the property affectod by prading of sald street, declared necessary by ordinanee numberdidn. passed July dth, 1892 approved July 11uh. 150 You uro further notified, that having no- cepted sald appointment, wnd duly qulified as required by law. wo will on the #nd day of August. A. D. 8% at the hour of threo o'clock in the afternoon, at tie office of Geo. J. Paul, 165 Farnum stract, within the corpo nte Limits of said city, meet for the purpos considering and making the assessmint damaze 0 the ownors r y of snid proporty, affected by v, taking nto consideration spocial | if any. You are notified 1o be p at the timo and pluce aforesald and make any objections 10 or statoments concerning said o of damages as you muy consider pr GEO. J WUHL GATES, W. G SHRIV within the the timo OMAHA, July 2t} ORDINANCE NO. 3155, An ordinance ordering the improving of alley in block 18, clty, In stroet improvement dis- triet No. 44, said tnproving to consist of pavinz with Coiorado sandstone, and direct- ing tho board of public works to take the necessury stevs to cause such work to be done. Whereus. the mayor and city councll of the city of Omitha have ordered the improving of alley in bioek 18, citv. in street improvement striet No. 44, by paving the sime and al- lowed thirty diys to proparty ownors in which to desiznate and dotermine the materinl de- sired to be used for such puvinz, and Whereas, th.e mayor and clty council of sald city do hereby determine upon Colorado sand- stoue us the material to be used for such pay- inz, therofore, Bo fvordained by the city council of the city of Omah 1 Sectlon 1. That that par* of alley in block 18, eluy, in street improvemoent district No. 446 Lé and the sume is hereby ordered improved, sid improvement o consist of paving witl Colorado sandstono class C. nccording to the spocifieations on file in the office of the board of pubi.¢ works. Section2. That tho Board of Public Works 1s hereby ordered to cause said work to be done und to enter Into contract for the same with the lowost responsible hidder under the sveetfications on fiic in the office of said board. Sectiond Thut this ordinance tuke effect and o [n fores from and after its passage. Passed July 20th, 1802 JONN E. P\ DAVIS, Pre i e Lresident City Gouncll pproved July 2nd. 1! D 7 ENGEO, P, BEMIS 150. iROVES, City Clerk Mayor. . ORDINANCE NO. 3154, An ordinance ordering the fmproving of alley in block 3 Hunseom Place, instreet improv ent district No. 445, said’ improving to con- st of paving with Colorado sundstone, and directing the board of public works to tuke tho necessary steps 1o cause such work to be done. Whereas, the mayor and city council of the eity of Omuha hive ordered the improving of 1 in bloek 3 Hanscom Pince, in stroet im- provement district No. 445, by puving the samo und allowed thirty days to property owners in which to designate and deteriming the material desired to be usod for such ing, und Wnereas, the said thirty days have sxpired and the property owners ownin « the majority of the frontage in sald improvement district wve potitioned for the puving of s1id st 1 said district with Colorado san: Wihereas. ln addition material by said owners, the n council of said city do hereby detormine unon the material sospeocifi a8 the material to be used for such paving, therefore, Be itordainea vy the city council of the eity of Omuba: Section 1. and city That that p.reof atley in block Hanscom phace, in streot improyvenient distric No. 445, be and the sawe Is hereby ordored Im- proved, sild fmprovement to consist of paving with Colo 1o sandstone. elass C, according Lo the specifies tons on file'In the oflice of tho bourd of publie works, Section 2. That the board of public works is hereby ordored to cause said worlk to bo dono ¢ Into contract for the same with 1sible biudder under the spoci- fications on file in tho office of sald board, fon & That this ordinaneo tike effect and bo In foree from and aftor its passiy Passed July 20th, 1802 » JOUN GROVE: City Clerk. L P DAV President City Council. Approved July 22nd, 182 GEO. P, BEM Mayor. NO. 31438, ORDINANC An ordinance creating stroev improvan district No. 472 in the city of Omuha. the improvinz of street in snid district wilowing Uhirty days to the proporty owners in said district in which to deternine and dosignate the materlal desired to be used for the cuibing und puving of the sunie: Bo it orduined by the city councli of the city of Omal Sectlon 1,” That Street Tmprovement Dis- triet No. 432 for the lmproving of the street in suid district is horeby created in the city of Omuha. ot for U street lnprovement < 'strict prise 22nd stroet from Popple- L 1001 ¥5-10) feot south of tux lot d6 In se T, in the city of Omuha, and shall nclude ail lots wnd real estite on both sides of suld stroet back a distunce of 132 feot from the lnes thercof, and 1t 15 horoby declared necessary to lmprove the sume by curbing and paviui, Boectlon 3 hat street improvement dis- triet No.472in the city of Omahu be und the sumo Is hereby ordered improved by curbing and puving Bectlon 4. That thirty days next, aftor tho pussago wnd approvil of this ordinuice Le and Lho saie Is hereby allowed 1o the owners of all lots ana r estato In sald street | vement district, to doter 10 and dosig the muterial desired to Lo used for the Improving of the same, anl notify the city council thereof, it having been ‘and being hereby determined by tho mayor aud city counell of said elvy, foF reusons which appour right and propor, thiat all the real estate in sild street fmprovement district, shisll be charged wnd ussossed with the cost of nproving thore- fn, 10 he thereafter determined and esvul Lishad rding to the bunefits to the propurty in said street Haprovinent distrlet, and the Board of Publio Works s heroby di* rooted togive notice to the owners of lands wand lots, subject to 10cal ussvssment, for the cost of saldimprovements, to doternine and designute the matorial to be used for such i, proviug, by publieation in the offielal paper of the ity for three conseoutive days. et least fittoon days prior to the lupse of said thirty diys. Hoctlon 5. That this ordinance shall take offect and be in force frowm and afLor its pass- 2o, ‘{'uuud July 20th, 1502 JOHN G'L‘)‘I'VE?' " Ly Clor] K P DAVIS, President Oity Oounoll Approved July #3ud. 1802, ; GEOQ. P. BEMIS, Mayor, t s | 1its by ranson of sali ehanis of grade SPECLIAL ODINANCE NO. 1704 An ordinance levying a spocial tax and assess- ment on certain lots and real ostate in tne city of Omaha, to cover the cost of judgment for damages for change of grade of Duven- strest from yth strect o 1th screst. Wherens, it having been and herouy 'adjudged. determined and tablisied at the severat lots and ple of real ~estats hercinafter ro- ferred to, have e ich been spe-iafly bensfitted o the full amount herein fov e 1 and assessed against each of said lots and ploces of roal e tate, respoctivaly, ronson of the judgment It of kraln of Davenport 1004 streot for the purpose of paying the judg- ment cost for chango of grade 1o 1t orduined by the eity ¢ ouncil of the city of Umaha Soction 1. That tho costs for damages for change of grade of Davenport strest from sth Stroet to JUth Stroot, Suid cost bein: the sum of WA, ba and Cthe samo I8 hereby Tevied'aud assessea, aecordin ctal be upon the following lots andreal estate us shown by tie generally recognized map of the city of Omahs 1801, Itnograpied and paoiished by Muir & Gaylord, snid cost for dumazes betng 80 levied on sald Tots wud Teal ostate, Tespoctively, as fo lows, to wit: U PRy Colthblkas clty o0 do 16 bik 63 1 do 1T bik 63 101 ao 168 Lk 63 o 101 Jus G Smith o 110 fL1t 1 bk 70 118 M Connelicy w 2301t 1 blk 70 Estabrook et al e 32 ft it ¢ bl James T Smith w 100 £0 142 bik 70 A Rhonds et al 1t 3 bik 0 Arnold n'3 it 41 Kk 70 erorson 844 164 bik 70 belng es. R R e O L Thatithe speclal taxes and assess. o0 and wssessod a8 atoresatd, shall datoly upon the passage and ap- proval of this ordinance, and shall becoms de- fnquent if not paid within fifty days thereat- tori + nd thecoupon intersst siull bo adlod at the rate of 1 per cent a mouth, payable in ad- vauice from the time sald taxes hecome 5o do- linquent Section 8. Tnat this ordinance fectand be in fores from and atte Passod July 15, 180 shall take its passago k. ‘ouncil, DAVIS N 4 Tty 10, 1greRident City pproved July 10, 187, GEO. P, BEMIS, Mayor. ‘The above tax 18 now dae and payabloat the office of the city tronsurer and will become de- laquont and bear interest ufter Septembor & 150, us seen in Section 2 of above ordinance. HENRY BOLLN, Uity Treasurer, ORDINANCE NO. 3141. An ordinance creatinz Streot Improvement District No. 406 in the eity of Omaha. for the improving of the stroct in said di trict, and allowing thirsy days to tho prop- erty owners insuld district i which to de- tormine and desiznate the matorial desirod to be usod for such pavinz and repeailng Or- dinanco No. Be it orduined by the clty council of the clty of Omauhus Section 1. That Stroet Improvement Dis- ving of the street In triot No. 406 for suid distriet, pated in the city of Omuha, Section trict N north hereby ¢ That Street Tmprovement Dis- 406 shall comprise Zird street from line of Michizan streot to Nicholias all jois and roal estate « streot us follow 1 80 aed 10, in bic part of lots 5 und north of Michigan street, extended, m biock 112, and it is hereby det Clured netessiry 1o Iprove the sanie, Section 8, Thutstreet improvemned district No. 406, i the city Of Omalia, ho and the 510 is hereby ordercd improved by beinz paved and curbed. Section 4. That thirty davs noxt after tho passaze and approval of this ordinance be and the snme is ereby ailowel to the owners of ull lots und real estate in said stroot im- provement district to dotermine and desie nate the material desired to bo used for the fmproving of the same, and notify the ety council thereof, 1t hav.n: been and being Lera by determine ! by tho mauyor and city connell of sald city for reasons which appear rizht wnd proper, that all the real estito In said streot improvement district shall be chaczed and assessed with the cost of lmproving there- i to be thereafter dotermined and estab- lished according to tl it Lo tho proj ty in sua streot iy ) the board of public works 15 herehy di to give notice to tho owners of lnnds and lots subject o local L for the cost of suid improvements to determine and dosiz- nate the material to be used for such improv- inz by publication in_the ofielal paper of the eity for three consecutivodays at lenst fiftoen days prior to the lapse of said thirty days. Section 5, That general ordinance No. 1s herovy ropanled, Scetion 0. at’ this ordinance shall take effeet and be In force from and after its pas- suze, Passed July 20th, 1802, JOHN GROVES, City Clerk. E. P. DAVIS, President Clty Counetl. d, 1502 GEO. P. BEMJS, Mayor. it of lots 7, nd 4, and that 9125 Approved July ORDINANCE NO. 3158, ance ordering the {mproving of alley city, In street improvenicnt dis- 467, sald improving to consist of 2z with red Colorado sandstone and di- recting the board of public works to take the scessiry steps to eause such work to be o Wiiereas, the mayor and ety councilof the eity of Omaha have ordered the improvinz of al'oy In biock 13, city, in stroet improvement district No. 467 by paving the samonnd ailowed thirty days o Droperty owners in whizh to designate and deter o the material desired 10 be used for such paving, and Whereas, the mayor and eity council of sald city do hereby determine upon red Colorado sundstone the material to be used for such havinz, therefore, doitordained by the city councll of the clty of Omahia tion 1. That that part of alley in hlook iLy. in'stroet improvomont district No. 457 ind the same is hereby ordered fmproved, id improvement to consist of paving with red Colorado sandston: lass O, accorling to the specifications on file In the office of the board of public works, Soctlon 2. That the board of public works is hereby oriored to cause suid work to e dono and toenter into contract for tho sime with the lowest rosponsible bidder under the speol- fieations onfiie in the ofllee of suid bourd. Soction . That this ordinance tukoe éffect and be o foree from and ufter iLs pussige. Passed July 20th, 1802, JOHN GROVES, ity Clerk. . P. DAVIS, President City Council, Approvod July 22nd, 1802, GED, P BEMIS, GED, Mayor. ORDINANCE NO, 3175, 1 ordinance ordering the grading of tho alley in biock ¥ Campbell's additfon from 20th streot to 21st streot and directing the hourd public works 1o tike the neccssary stebs 1o cause sald work Lo he done. Bo it ordained by the city council of the elty of Omuhi Soetion 1. Whereas, pormanent grades have been established upon, and appratsers have duly appointod DY law, to appraise th isod by the griaing Of th lock # Oampbell's wddivion, from sLroot 1o “Ist street, and mudo thelr roport to the ey council, which has for mally adopted the sumne; and, WHercus, Property owners Fopresenting moro than threc-fths of tho property abutting on sa'd porifons of the alley whove specificd, luyve petitionod the city neil to have sald alley eraded to the present ostablished grade. without charge to tho eity. and that the cost be made pryable in wn equal installments, therefore. the ulley in block 3 Campbeil’s’ addition, from 20th streot Lo zIststrect, be and hereby is ordered graded to the present established rade. Seotion 2. That the board of public works bo and horeby Is direstod Lo take the nocessury sLops Lo causo sild work Lo bodonc. Sootion i This ordinance shiall take offct and bo in foree fronm and after 11s pass- ug Passed, July 21st, 1892, JOIN GROVES, City Clork, 2. P, DAVIS, President Olty Councll, rd. 150 GEO. P, BEMIS, Mayor. Aproved, July 2 NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT DAMAGES FOR GRADING. Tothe owners of all lots and parts of lots and roul estate along #ith streot frow Far- i streot 1o Dodgo st You are hereby notified that the under- sigued, threo disinterosted frooholders of the ity of Owmahi, have been duly applontod by tho mayor, with the approval of the city coun- oll of suid city, to assess the A 1ugo Lo the owners rospoctively of the proj yrty affoctod by grading 3ith sf t from Farnnm “streot to Dodgo sureet declared x scessary by ordinance T passod July 2st, 12 wpproved July Hird, 502 1 You are further notified, that copted sald appolntment, a8 required by luw, wo will, ou the 11th duy of A A, Di, 1892 at the hour of 10 o'clock In 0on, ut, tho office of T. B, MeOullool, New York Lifo butlding, within the corporate limits of said olty, meet for the pur- pose of considering and making the assess- mont of damage to the owners respectively of said property, affeoted by sald grading, taking ingo consideration special benofits, if xny. You are notified to be prosent at the time and place aforesnid, and muke any objoctions 0 oF statements concerning sald assossment of duumoges as You may conslder propor. T B, McOULLOOH, R W, GIBSON, JOHN ¥, FLAOK s, July 20, 1662 3 or having ne- nd duly qualifiod t O | ORDINANCE NO. 8152 An ordinance ordering the {mproving of Oalte fornia street from I5th streot to 16th streot, In SLFOOU Improvement district 5o, 43, sald fmproving to consist of pavin: with 000 rado sn istone, Ine the bourd of CSSALY StOps ta uch work to bo done. e rons, 1o may OF and ¢ity connoll of the city of Omihiy havi ordered the improving of Callfornin Stroot from i5th stroet o 1Gth SUFCOL [ Stroot Lnipravoment qistriot No, 3 by pavIng the same, and aliowed thirty days 10 the roperty owners fn which to desienite and determing the matorial dosirod to bo used for such paving, and Wherous, the sufd thiety days have oxplrod Nl The proporty oWnors owning thy mujority of the frontaze in sajd (mprovenont 4istrict hive pot tioned Lor the baving of sa d streot Insatd alstsiet with Colorado sandstone, and Whereas, in addition to such desi znation of matorinl by sald ownors the mayor s olty council of suid ¢ty do hereby detorming apon the mteriad so specifiod as the material to b vsed for such pavin . thereforo, He [t orduined by the vity council of the clty of Omah Section L That that part of California stre from 15th strect to 16th stroot fn stroet | provement distriet No. 43, (e and the same Iy hereby ordored improved; sald hwprovement o conistof paving with Colorado san istone, cluss C, wecording to the specifioations on oo n the office of the board of public Works. Section % That the hoard of publie works 18 teroby ordored to cause sald work to be dono and o enter into contract fOr the satie with tho Jowest rosponsible bLIACE under the spocis fieations on fie in the offiee of said hosrd Section . Thit this ordinance tako effect and bo In foree from and aftor (s Passige. Passed July 2)th, 182 JOHN GRO' Clty Ulork . DAVIS, President City Counoll Approved July 2:nd, 182, GEO. P BEMIS Muyor ORDINANCE NO. 315! Anordinance ordering the improving of Shor- man avenue from south Hne of Grand aves nue to Fort street, in stroot Improvement district 40, safd fmproving to consist of puving with Colorado sandstone and dis 1 the board of public Works to take the NUCOSSUTY SLOpS tO cause such work to bo done. Wherens, the mayor and eity council of the ity of Omithn hive ordered the Tnproving of Sherman avenue from south 1ino ot Grand avs enue 1o _Tort streot In strect improvement district No. 400, by paving tho same and ai- lowel thirly days to property owners in which to designate and dotormine the mites riat desirod to bo used forsuch paving, and Whorons, tho sald thirty days hive oxpirod amd the property ownors own 1 the mal of the frontage Tn suld improvement distrlo have petitioned puving of sald stroot said district with Colorado sandstone, and Whorens, in addition to such designation ot erial by suid owners, the mayor and clty council of said eity do hieroby dotermine upon the mater:al so sp-cified as the material to ba used for such paving, therefore, Be jtordulned by tho oity councll of the city of Omuha. Sectlan L” That that part of Shorman ave- pue from south 1ine of Grand avenue to Forl 8treot, In stroot improvement. district No. 440, be and the same I8 hereny ordered mproved, d improvement to consist of paving with Colorado sundstone. Class O, geerding to the the specif in the oflice of the bowrd of publie works, Scetion 2 That the bourd of pubile works s hereby ordered to eaase said work to bo done an i toentor (nto contract for the sams with tho lowest rosponsible bidder under tho sy fications onfile in the offi we of said hoard, ction & That this ordinunce take offect and e In force from and after its passi 26, Passed July 20th, 1 JOUN GROVIS, ity Olerk, P. DAVI President Clty 2ud, 18 GEO. P. B 2 unctl. Approved July 1S, Mayor. BEER ON TAP. Statisties of Production During the Past Revenue Year, The Western Brewer of Chicago pube lishes tables showing the total produc tion of beer in the United States during the special revenue year ended April 0, 1892, It 1s seen by the oflicial statis- tics that the total production of beer during the year upon which rovenue was collected amounted to 81,475,519 barrels—a net inerense of 1,453,519 bur- rels over the production of the previous year, or a little over 4.7 per cent. This increase in the production of beer scoms to keep very even puce with the coun- try’s growth in population. The aver- age annual consumption is a little less than & half barrel for every man, woman and child in the United States. When this corsumption isspread over the entire year it does not betray an excessive addition to malt liquor among the American people. But while multitudes drink no beer at all, a great many peoplo evidently get more than a reasonable share of the amber- colored liquor. [Pirst in the list of beer producing es is New York, with a total of 9,512,540 burrels—or more than one- fourth of the total production in the United States. Pennsylvania comes next witix 3,120,733 barréls. Illinois fol- lows with 2,888,364 barrels; then comes Ohio with a production of 2,650,205 bar- rels, and Wisconsin closely in the rear with 2,605,688 barrels. Following in order, Missouri produced 2,014,086 barrels; New Jersey, 1,757,633 pavrels; Mussachusetts, 1,095,966 barrels, and Cadifornia, 776,05 barrels, In six states of the union only no beer is produced at all—namely, Arkansas, Florida, Maine, Missigsippi, North Carvolina and Ver- mont. lowa had an output of 114,523 barrels of beer last year—an increase of 8,580 over the previous year, in spite of the prohibitory liquor law. Kven Kan- sus, setting its prohibitory code at de- finnce, produced 1,650 barrels of beer last yoar, and duly paid the tux upon it to the United States collector of internal revenue, * In ty. Detroit Tribune: Interestedly from corner of the ballroom ho surveyed the scene, his glance resting for a moment upon cach swaying figure “Tom!” “He was beckoning to a gentlemun who had just reloased his partner. I say, Tom, who was that grand cereaturs with whom you last danced?” “Why, Fitzy, 'm surprised.” “Who 18 she, Tom?? “Why, Fitzy, you know her botter than I do.” ot a bit of it, me boy.” “But you used to go with her.” ST know it.” Ho twirled his eyegiasses c: nd Ritzy. were engaged. 0 wo were.” He started nonchalantly av the ka- leidoscope of varying black und white before hir SRty 1 “Ah, yes. The engagement was broken and we parted s strangers. Will you kindly introduce me to the grand’ creature” with whom you just danced, Tom, mo boy?? Thoy were in socisty. R wgue of Mice, The plague of mice which has been eausing such widespread disaster in Scotland of late continuesand increases, and a special commission of the depart: ment of agriculture is now at work tak- ing evidence in the matter with a view to devising some effective romedy. Some interesting points have been brought out during the progress of the commission, Quite a number of furmers ributeu the plague of mico to the kiiling of the birds of proy and weasels by the gentlemen owners shooting over tho estates, and by the keopers who killed the weasels becauso the weasels destroyed the game, One mun sald the keepers had killed 100 weunsels on his farm and the adjoining estate. The mice had inereased and destroyed the pastures, and he had lost $5,000 on shee n consequence. His family had live on the farm for three centuries. An- other man said that for the same reason nis crop of lambs this year numbered but 883 against an average of 600 or 700, ‘The situation is very serious,and nothin the farmers huve been able to do so fal relossly. it wias reported that you 30a10t i has lessencd the scourge,