Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1892, Page 8

— e ;i B 8 e e e e e HELPING OMAHA'S YOUNG MEN One Irstitution that Furnishes Everything Neceseary for Character Building, PHYSICAL AND MORAL AID MENTAL, Christs noe- Features of the Omalit Yonng We Inn Association that Ar Ally Understood or Apy E il Physieal, cecinted, weational ¢ worth Men's pleaso he young man who cannot get tho of his money out of the Omaha Y Christian ussociation must be h or else he don't know a good thing rubs up against it Leaving the matter of relig ual growth entirely out of the question and considering only the intelleetual and physiological necds of the young man of today, 1t is no exageeration to say that tho Omanba Young Mon's Christian associution offers greater inducements and more sub stantial bonefits to the men of the city than can be had anywhere else for throe times the cost of a membership in tho assoclation. To when he fous and_ spirit convinee one of this fact 1t is but neces to glance at the numerous advantages se forth fn the conditions of membership. The Onfaba association is not conducted on tho old plan of keepivg a sort of opan house for people who may happen to drift ing it is & placo whero men go to enjoy physical, Intellectual and so- cial comforts, to be built up and made strong in every sense of tho word. Itis managed by men of integrity and buainess experience, 1t is wide-awake and up to tho times, It isa christian organization with theavowed purposc of helping men to be- come christians, and, as well, providing every encouragement and opportunity in its power to help young men to make the most of themselves and profitably and pleasantly employ their leisure time. Its membershin and priviloges aro_open to auy self-respect- g young man, Membors received at any time and every favol sible shown young men who find dilliculty in making payment of membership fce ut one time, Plans of Membership. Thero aro three differcnt plans of membe shipin this association. A man can tako $2 membership and get the benelit of the so- cial parlor, reading room, library, recrention room, receptions, off night cntertainments, lectures, Current Tovie club, voung men's congress, chess club, social and religious meetings, If onoinvests $5 ho can get all that is - cluded in the §2 membership and the asso ation course of entertuinments in addition 1or §10 & man will seeure every advantage afforded by tho association, includinz the al featuros) tho educational classes, the library, the baths, gymuasium, root ball club, bicyeie club,all tho entertainmonts and, in thie language of the street, the “whole shooting match.” It has been estimated that the actual ben, fits enjoyed by those who hold full membe ship tickets, if paid for anywhere else, would cost not less than $i0 por apnum, Hore is a clear saving of £), 'T'he educational oS nlone would cost @ young man $20 at any other place. hy 1 Culture, One of the most important an tractivo siments of the assoclation equipm muasium. It is complete in every detail for the work of physical cul ture. “Tho equipment is of tho very best obtainu- ble. Tne room is , sunlignt during the dngy electric light during the might, the work constantly superintended by a director who has made v study of physical culture and is up on tho best methods used by tho colleges and best instructors in the world. “Cllllhful and popular exercises as well as vigorous sports are tuught, as exercises ave recreative as well as healtuful and for zood wholesome fun tne gymnasium is a populayr plece. Everything has been overhauled this year and put in best conaition. ‘The apparatus has beer: thoroughly examined and new ap- paratus has boea added. Lockers, large and roomy, are provided members free of churge in the dressing room, All who enter the grmuoasium for exerciso must first tako n physical examination b the physician in chafge of that department. No ciiargo Is inade for tais exammation. 1t is required simply to guird ugainst tho danger of permitting men who have danger- ous pliysieal defects from engaging in violent exerciso which might prove injurious and also for the guidance of tho puysical divoc- tor and the men themselves in adapting tho exereise to the physical requirements of cach andividual case 8o as to secure the best pos- siblo results. Work in the gymuusium may be begun at any time. Literary and Soc ‘Tkere are literary and social f nected with the association varied ¢ mos e, al Features, ures con- ongh 10 meet the wants and tastes of all. T'he Cur- rent Tovic club, which meets on Mouduy evenings of cach week, has bocome one of tne most intcresting atd wide-nwake literary debating clubs in the eity. “hoofi-uightenter- tainments on Thursday nignts have become pepular and attract large numvers of men from week to week. In the library may be found lection of standard works and booxs of reference, whilo on the magazino and nowspaper tables there is a very wide range of the best current literature extant. ‘I'here are over sixty of the standard newspapers and magazines of the country in the reading room free to all. The aunul entertainmout course 1s worth mora than tho membership fee alone and is freo 10 alt holding full mem- verships. ‘Chen there aro special lectures, games aud outings of infinite variety, Iu and through ail of this thero runs a stroni moral and christiacizing spirit that must naturally win yonng men to paths of the highest rectitudo and tonoble and boly ambi- tions in lifo. The educational classes to which ng $ and $0 memborships are free of agditional cost embraco a a choice col- all hold- admitted course of arithmetie, penmanship, commereial corre- spondence, bookkeeping, stenography ana typewriting, Buglish grainmar and composi- tion, German, both elementary and advauced, vocal wusic ana mechauical and free hand drawing. 1n addition to all these features there are 8 good many things about the association that ars just s free us air to every man who calls for them, Here is a list of accommoda- tious that douw’t cost a cont at the Omaha Young Mea's Clristian associntion: A ticket to the readig room, omploy ment bureau, boarding house register, paper, pens and ink for correspondenco, vo: 1 N RN B g This is a growth over whiol the church has renson to rejoice. In Omaha the Baptists have oleven churches and fifteen Sunday schools, Many of the most zealous and aggressive Christian found in the Baotist churches. they are peoplo of firm questions of right and afraid to take a st believe to be richt v und upon all oceasions wder all A complote program of the convention will be printed in due time aad in the meantime workers in Omaha are As arule convictions as to wrong and_are not ) for that which they circumstances TH l", 100 MUCH OF A GOOD THING New York Columbus Celebration Almost Reached the Limit on Endurance. SIDE LIGHTS ON THE BIG BLOWOUT those who exrect to attend the convention doleiates sboil sond Ul namos to Dr. 4 of Prayer and Marching and Nights E. Wormsley, 313 North Fiftconth stroet, t Revelry and Peasting—Had o Omaha, so ihay they may be provided with Record Breaking Crowd— places of entertainmient In the Patpivand the Pew, tehing e Parade. Preparations are moving quictly 0a for the | now Yonk, O "o appearanca of B, Ty Mills, the geeas | N8V Yonk, Oct Ih.=[Spocial = Corre WvanaBlist, h CImAKA HOXC M onth | spondence to Tug B, ]~ If during the past Rov, J. 11, Mutrray, who has rocently be- | Weck the immortal shade of Christopher come ths pastor of tho Hanscom Park Meth- | Columbus could have looked upon this cor- odist church, s 4 young man, not yet having | ner of the terrastrial globe, ha would un seen his twenty-seventh winter. He s elo- | qoubtediy have boon astonishod at tho festiv quent and earnest and seems to be meeti with much favor in his work ities that would have met his view, Whether Tns Bpiscopat convention in sossion | OF NOU tho great navigator appreciated tho at Bultimore 14 10 dotot onizaged 1 o great | foct that be was the foreranner of & now deal of interesting work but the nowspapers | civilizition; whether or not ho even died seem to have but little to 8av about the pro- | ith the consciousness of having opened up A g (”12:"3 Ppiscopal chuteh | new lands to tho knowlodge of mankind, ho pleased 1f the newspapers would givo this | could scarcely havo expncted that avy cor great gathoring more uttention and m munity would make so much ado over his spac *\What tias become of the good old Sunday lifteen years ding Sunday school worker question is a school conven- scho agol’ convention of askkod a other aay. wwone. ‘e Sunday was a power for stimulatine and invig- orating the work of the ud, [t would boa w cstablish the old-timo ¢ tion and put more life tho schools, mauy of drifting stagnation. Tho_ leading members of the Hanscom Park Methodist church deserve to be con- gratulated, —Their new and handsome chureh building is rapidly approaching com- pletion, and the mewmvers have not forgotten their cirly strugglos. Their sympatny goes out to other congrogations thit are yet struggling along on meager mezns, and this has induced the Hanscom Park congregation to make a frec gilt of the old church, which is really not an old building at all, haviog been used but five vears, to the Walnut Hill Methodist church. The gift will bo horoughly appreciated by the Walaut Hill congragation. T'hat is the sort of sympathy out of which lastiug fricndships and strony social ties aro made. The donated building lued at $3,000. It wiil be removed to corner of Izard and Lowe avenuo, whero Walnut Hill congresation has purchasod and will bo placed upon a good founaa- refitted and put in shape for use. ten and The unday school conven- 1 earnestuess into which anpear to bo 110 a ruinous stato of formality and is v tho the Tho itst Presvyteriun chiurch has just an excellent quartet choir, con- of Mr. Treyuor, tenor, bass, Mrs, W s Neolr Ogden, sion of tho ciurch ner Welsh, sop) coatralto. Tho 50 been fortu- o1 securing a recular supply for the pulpit in the person of KRev. D. D., who1s 1n charge of wissions i southern ). Milton Greene, the Presbyterian Mexico, and isuow in this country for o few months to recruit his trength, which becamo impaired somewhat by close application to the exacting duties o a'difcult ficld, Dr. Greene expects to re- tura to Mexico about January 1. Ho will, before leaving Omaha, give somo account of u1s Mexican experiences, fivery tostimonlal razaraing Ho>ds Sar- schools all over the olesome change to re- momory ns has just occurred, yours after he bas pissed away, Magnificont, colossal, dazzling—theso aro adjoctives which but feebly characterizo tho | Columbus celobration in New York. Tho pageantry of the Spanish court upon the re- turnof Columbus from nis great discovery could scarcely have compared in grandeut in | itsown small way with the overpowering | rilliancy of the various recent parades. | But, while we may admitthe grandeur and the brilliancy of the Columbus celebration, this very grandeur and orilliaucy often be- comes n seriovs drawback 1o its enjoyment. Things now tend to be overdone. And me- mordal festivitioa lasting nearly a week in- volve 100 great s waste of humuu energy. Two days of religious services, threo daysof stroot and waval pavades, one day of foust- Ing—ull this would bave wearied Columbus himself, votwithstanding his well-kt.own pa- tience and enauranco. 1t what all the men who took part in the vavious cvents, as spec tators and as active participants, would have earned had they not been interrupted at their work, the real expenso of this monster demonstraticn would fizure an amount which would be a surprise to all concerned. Not only in the duration of tho festivitics Las the Columbus celebration been over dote, but also in the length and proportions of the proco-sions thomselves, Tae Ameri- can people mav like to be humbugged, but they are williug to say “enough” when they pave bad sufliciont. When they aro asked to sit or stand for neavly six hours to wit- ness a military parads paticnce, wdoed, be- comes a virtue, \Vhen they are roquired to remain upon the streets autil 2 or 3 o'clocl in tho morning, merely 1o view an evening demonstration, it 13 sbout tmo to call a hult. All the novelty in the world canuot brevent Such exbibitions from becoming tedious, nearly 400 Record Breaker in the Crowd Wa As a drawing attea sbration was a show var excellence. and favorable temperature combined to make ali the circumstances anspicious. rill . The saparilla is an honest, unpurchased state \ 7 2 ¥ ment of what this medicine has actualy | Whele of New York und u great part of the door surrounding country seemed to haveemptied p i & T their inhabitants ou to the line of march. 1 SO G A i iavo seen numerous crowds during the fust (ST °t. 16,—Chie! fow yenrs. joined in the throng that Vi “{‘“‘ i '('“‘[',‘ Oct. 10.—Chief Ramsey of | 100454 to Washinglon 10 witness the core- ho Order of Railway Telegrapbers yestur- | joyies which inaugurated Benjumin Hur- day stated that the Missovri Pacitic ofticials | rison as president of the Uhited States. 1 during the recent conierence between the rep- , Watched the people who had gathered in Bal- resentatives of the railroad and the Order of | timore threo years ago to view the pavades Peleraphe offered a proposition that would imcreaso the wage schedule an agare- gate of $40,000 per annum, the telegraphers haviug asked for an increase approximating 0,000, Chief Ramsey stated that the cow- wittee has cut its schedule from $80,000 to 800,000 and that the Missour: Pacilic officials have taken until Monday to give a definito answer to the proposition. Disease never successtuit tom with pure blood. wakes pure ¥ altacks tho sys- De\WVitt’s Sarsaparilla uew blool and eariches blood. St Pavr, Minnes held Saturd; clected as follows: J. A, Smith, Geof Hill, M. D. queatly ol President, & A. Smitny tr 12, 'T. Nichol urer, 1. Sawyer. ey parilia 13 renanle Minn., Oct, he St. Paul, Hill, S Bhss, W. P, Cl Grover and ye ers wera elected am Hill; vice president, Don h, San Subse: DeWitv's Sa apolis & Manitoba annual meeting was, afternoon, and dircetors were iv Donala | wsurer and assistant secrotary, seeretary and assistaut treas- that accompanied the Catholic congress at that time. | saw the Parnsian populace tuened out in full force upon the national fete day, the 1ith of July. I have boen ono of tho many thousands who were present at | tho maneuvers of two of the German imperial army corps. But on no oneof theso occasions have I seen anything that would even attempt to compare with the crowd which was stretched along Broadway and IPifth avenue at the time of the recent mili- tary parade. The line of march cxtends a distanco of nbout feur miles. I°rom the be- ginning to the end, there stretehed aleng on cach side of the street a solid mass of human- ity reaching from beyond the curb back to the builaing line. At many pluces this belt of people was thirty and forty decp, and at the upper end of Iifth avenuo it encroached s0 far upon the street that the soldiers, in- stend of maintainine the company in o double line, were compelled Lo fall back into lines of throe and four rows euclh, Ouve of the local newspapers estimates tho number of persons who witnessed the mili- tary parade at 2,000,000. This, of course, is exaggeration pure and simple. 1f we connt 6,000 people to ench sido of cach block we would arrive at the number of 230,000 per mile or about 1,000,000 for the whole line of S ‘,""—“r“‘* i mwarch. It we only reflect that this number Lo 2 i woula populate about seven cities the size of It so, it will be to your interest to [ Omana, we may have a more adequate con- fully acquaint yourself with the excel- | ception of the unwieldly proportions of the lent train service now in effect between | throng. Chicago, Buffalo, New York and intermedinte pofnts, via the *La Shore Route.” Through tra Chicago at 8:00 and 1¢ ), 7:45 and 11.30 p. m, and Boston Special” (10:30 a. m.) is the only complete train through from Chi- 70 to New lngland. It has dining rving meals the entire distance in itsell an exclusive feuture, and the 0 a, m, equipment of the train throughout is of the very highest standard. ‘The Chi- a0 and New York Limited (5:30 p. m.) embodies all that is modern and novel in railway transportation and has very appropriately been called o **port train.” 3 B. P, HumMpHREY, T, P, A, 727 Main stre: Kansas City, C. K. WiLesr, W. P. A., Chicago, o Tho t Haevest Excursion Sou vin the WABASH RAILROAD Will leave Omaha 4 p. m. Oct, 2: the ubove oceasion the Boston ) us leave The “C hl("wo 25, Ior Wabash will sell ‘'ho measures taken to accommodato tho crowd were upon & like huge scale, but fell far short of attaining theirob I'he pub- lic stands crected upon the public square were supplemented all along tho line by pri- valo platforms built in front of tho various stores and residences. Many of thoso resi- dences that were not blocked by such plat- forms, bud their stoops and fences boarded over to afford outsiders a firm foothold with- outinjuring thostone work. Merchants sessiug Droudway stores built of scats inside their windows m order to accommoaate more peo- ple. Many, I understand, issued regular invitations to their chiof custowers to attend whe celebration. They, then, not only fur- mshed seats, but also served luuch and dinner, thus enabling their guests o remain in the Stores from tho beginning of the mili- tary parade in the moruinz until the end of the night spectaclo early the following morning, Ouoe firm, I have heard, had the floor of its samplo room cleared and waxed vud engaged musicluns for a dance to take place in the interval between the two pro- cessions, Little Side Speculations. ho ¢ Bosides all this, thousands of truckmen tichets to paints south and southenst ab | pag hugo stands built upon their wagons half fare. " The only line running solid | and secured permits to place them on the trains with reclining chair and Pullman | side streets opening into the lme of march, buffet steeping cars to St Louis, con T'hey sold their #enls at prices ranging from necting in uvnion depot with all trains | $1 to § and reaped, on the whole, their full ligious 1eetings, visitation in lime of sick- ness, introduction to other cities and a thou- nd and one other helps and accommoda- tions that strangers often stand in noed of and are only 100 glad Lo accopt. About tho best thing that can oe said of the association is that those wko have tried 1ts advautages for a year or two ure the most enthosiastic 10 recommending it to others, The institution is u veritable haven for huu- dreds who enter tie building und a tower of strength for the young men of Owmaha, COMING BAFTIST CONVENTION, Five Hundred Delogates and Lo Mon from Abroad Expeeted, One of the most 1mportant und interesting religious conventicns held in Omuba during tho present year will be the annual state convention of the Baptist church, which con- vones one weck from today in tho tirst Baptist eburch und will continue four days. There will be in the neighborkood of B00 delegates present from over the state and & number of abie and eminent men from avroad will attend tho convention to address the delegates on the various subjects of iu- terest to the church, Dr. Gifford of Chicago and several other eminent men in the chuich have sigunilied their intention of being present. The Bap- tist people of Omaba Lave undertaken to cu- 1tertaia all the delegates and thoy will doubt- @ss accomplish the task with eredit to thewm- pelves and the city in which they reside. The Baptist church in Nebraska and Omaha bas baéu very aggressive duringthe past ton years, Tue mombership of the church in~ Nebraska bas increased from about 8,000 fn 1882 1o over 15,000 at present. ninent punning onstand south, Fortickets and | 8haro of profit. Alwiost as lucrativo was the g ¢ A trafiie driven in soap boxes aad 5 rthe rmation call ¢ abash | ¥ e favthor tnformation call ab Wubish | Cyrionds of theso latter wore driven up tho ofiice, 1502 Laranm strest, Omahu, or | puraliel streets and thero uloaded by boys vy i G CLAYTON, who peadied themn out to the unfortucate Northwestern Pass, Agont, people who were compelled to stand on the Al Renl estate, Burguins only, My word is good. Albright. N. Y. Life bldg, —~——— DLATHS, 55, Funer stree BY RNE-B. residence, Hawtiton October 1% at 9 a. m “olumbus papers please SON—Irunk M. Wil weral from residend 1 fror Byroe, 13 Churles strect, sidowalks. A good sizea box sold while sialler ones and barrels the way from a quarter up. 1 saw one man disposing of & beer keg and another who bad placed @ long boayd across two boxes selling standing space & foot squara at 50 ceuts per person. I heard oue boy say that le bad cleared over $4 upon boxes during the aftecnoon, He was waiting for the end of the parade, in order to gather up the loose voxes and sell them again v the evenirg, Tho fakirs, of course, drove a thriving business. People who bave been standing . | in the street from early morning until late at night, ave not particular about what they gou to eat. The way the sandwiches, voiled oggs, vakes, candy, chewing guw, wils, pop, and lemonade flew about for §l, brought ull 1 200 ’ was enough to put Motduy, Uetober 17, ut 3 p. 1. VFriends of | g rallway eating-house to Shamo. PNext ta IO A ol S, Thomas. at 12:3) p. ., | the fakirs aud scat-mongers, the cabmen and LOMAS -l v (Eho e At 12:3) b wi | stroot car companies cawe I for their sharo T bl bt ths "5 and | of the proceeds, ‘o distribute the membors 0¥ eurs, Notico of funeral luter of that vast Lhrong to their howmes aftor the D*PRICES an Baking ~ sPowder; Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard OMAHA DAILY BRI MONDAY, parades, was nowmmil task. KEvery vehiclo was overlonaed mmu overcrowded, and it is little wonder that:several accidents rosuited. Fifth avenue this morning is & sight to be hold. 1f, beforeAhe celebration, the numer- ous unpainted stands and platforms gave 1t the appearance tof one long lumber vard today it looks lilke vast kindlng factory Thousands upon theusands of woodon boxes ana barrels lino the sides of tho sircets. Loose boords, disearded pasteboard lunch boxes, empty bottles, all add to the disman- tled condition of the finest resident strect in the city. Alreadydoads of kindling have been carted away; the beys have laid in 8 supply of boxes and buerels for their election boa- fires; and in a fowdnys overythine will have resumed its accustomed appearance, Who, outside of those who have reaped profits, will say that Lie is not glad that a Columbus celebration occurs bui once each century? Victon ROSEWATER, Werpiva Warer, Nob., Moore: My Doar Sir— the third bottle of vour 7'reo of Wifo. It is indeed a “Tree of Life.” Doctor, when you s0 kindly mo that flest bottle my right side wads0 lame and sore and my liver en larged 8o much that t could not lie upon my . 93, 100.—Dr, have just bought right sido at There Was a sreness ovor my kidneys all of tho time, but now that troublo is all over. 1 sloep just as well on oneside as on tho other, and my sleop rosts an rofreshes me, and I f fifteon years.and L k. o to your T'reo of Lifo, ol tho bost I've felt that 1t is all duy Yours very truly, D. 1. DupLev. For sale by all druzgists, Extending Their Water Service, Missovimt Varney, Ia,, Oct. 16— [Special Telegram to Tur Bre.]—Tho city council at a specinl meeting last night lot the vontract for n 2,600 foot extension to the city water wains, ik alvation Ol bas cured many of rheuma- tisin when other remedies failed, Drice 2ic, el ik ey IPrescoing and interior decorating; de igns anld estimutes furnishod, Henvy Lehmann, 1508 Douglas strect. 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F. outheast corner 1ithand Farasm DRUNKENNESS O tho Lauuor Mablt Eou Rkt Y A den Speet Tt can be given in 6 cup of cofive or toa, or in food, whiionn DA er 2 dye R flo Satient. 151 Shesltoly B L P et 1 A ATecilely BArmIts. %% e parient W0 magerata Agiaber Sk 5 Siomholie wredtc” T4 has Boan elven 11 thovsands oot sure has far Lowls drugglst, solo agoak ts. Omata nulue- of case and 1o every iastan Towod. It Falla Th onoe impregnated it g Epuoine.t beog tter 1w passibility for the ligiior sppetite 1o 01N ERTE (B ‘§6-Dago book of baruicalars irb Kubog 0, Cuming sta and Rich 3th and Daazias Wholes, Sty . ke, Bruce & o wrasou LruzUo, Omubi, Neb 18th and OCTOBER 17, 0ING Lustre Many Wh And 1, be Encomyp 892, DOWN THE 014 A ge Creeping o Eyes are O1d in Years are and Trembling Althy—How Sucha Condity by AlL Tlow many elderly mon and women wo Palnly show they are “gofng down th trombling hand, the ancertaln stop, the BrIghtness inthe oye, the shrarken dieato thut 1ife 18 not at high tide, that And vital forces are not what they In fact, that th courso, 18 to be many elderly pe paratively t, content ate? 1te Inrly, five not be an e nlant woull bo r pure, boweriu g Such Pure Malt Koy entirely to s power and what 1t ha Any elderly 1 ysical (roublos are vigor white necds t ¥ doe 1St e wiant ean bo in the market ctod, f lown the whoen one o we w0 are heaith 18, They nlwags soem o Why shonld not all Fainly 18 possih o, kvor 18 to gently nusis take some pure stimul b in the fand admits this manifest to il A, however, that any ord, vond s TEmust b Althogiving and strengt 1t 15 the oniy \n or w 1 through it tainly proseryo the health, ana v peet to prolong tho life, Dy not be indu ever, totry any lor arilcly or an Iruguist or g muy seek to put in hore 18 notking which can bject Anow anl Suppositorles, and Pills; blindor Blen T81L8LpAE box. 1 for 35 this terribls dle1y0 Wi s DOBILIVOY Kl 200 With § b, 1 sta noteured 3 1and by Kul complota ace JAMANE S Treat non in Caps ALl 10 1y has 1 SP. ment on « for change from Dorca strect {ro st street f1eth to Iyeniy-third 1. it havin ne i ad pieecs of v Whers Marthia street irom L wentieth str first strect: Castodar stre street to T\weniy-third stros Iherefore forthe purpos of damuyes ¢ et it il rade of ot to stre strect, 51 cording sad chance i lotsand e ally ICIAL An ordinance levying rtain 1ot city of Omaha, ok b onrnr strect to B t from 1orcas said chanze of zra dulned byt 1 estate as NA NCTNO. 1 roul estat BE ale of te ‘Twentioth streey to 1l Castellar street sirect eferved to have each hoen speclally bene- to tiie full amount herem lov {agaunst each of said lots and pi . Tespectively, by T for el ¢ Crade o e city coun il hat e cast of damages for ch Twer Bunicroft Stres enticth to 'Iwent from Twentie 1 duma and thesame is tereby i 10 spectil -first strcet Mar from 1 stres i n stre 0 benefits by x il on the graphed and vubiished by Mulr & Gayl A1 cost being B Reet Or i 07 ik Camprel o el0 fL LS bik IC W Bartus nio £6 wi0 ft 168 blk 2 I O Olsen CL Mary 1ind Jobm Muiliner s M NES 100 bik 0 Oisen OL( nhotr John Tiedeman do Jon Sch Jhim E Harpstrite hultze Br Hurpstr PR AL Julia' Mezek 39 Dickey ot i ftof sl e rer Nt frof w40 fele 8 bik2 10 Tt won 07 (e IS bt it L LS bl 116 n30%s U1t 101K (LnlSfEof wio ftit8 bike inholin 810 fU w0 fLIus bilc? = ' 3 1o hlk 2 fUnili feIto bl 2 fritybi 1110 bk . 1t i1 bk . tiner wi s riin Hantzinger ety edeman 1t 15 b itzinger ety 1L blic 2 ender wi o'z Co 04 f6 1817 bk W0 U 4fe and el M {17 D2 7l (L1 bikd - Co'sof ftIvisblic2 it bikcy AAIRNE J Sworenok s#7 1t1 Dl I Ju wysirick i Mezek 82 JJ Dickey et al 15 fLOf S137 . TILIte Dk s 1 J Swore; Reed & ¢ iy FLIL2 bk 3 . LTUndig L2 bIkS o 4 101L2 LIk D vpbell it bk s Joseph Kattal it 4 il Mury Gregor o Mary Ree &0 o do do Margaret Lenkapax n'y 110 bik i nherg sl ntg it 10 bk 3 1 Peterson s1a 1U10 bk 3 hers | Jolnson o' 1t Pet Sod &G sof ILh lelele wha 165 Dik o mobeil it 6hik 3 . npbell Tt 1 bl | od Millnrd nio ft 1 ling s08 fu 1t 15 bik S wschoit nd) e 16 blk 3 ) 107 bikd IR DIk 3 Lo bk s 1Dk 3 Ol 3 21 Madlender sos frit 16 bik Curoline A Lorimer nss fo 1t 17 blk 3 Mary Bocke st fu 1t 17 blk Caroline A Loriner nss £t 1618 bl Mary Boeko s100 £0 1618 bik s g Reed & Campbeil 161 blicd a do 102 blkc 4 do Ui bk 4 a0 164 bik 4 0 ary A Sample e | 7 rd ! o @ L6k 2t John B Buble . do Iv8 2 Reed & Campbell 169 bik 4 do 1010 bk 4 Andrew J Carlson nis wia It 12 b1k 4 J Landrew sis wiy 1012 Dikcd John Sehmidt wihs Joln Westerh: B eed Otaf I'c Gus Petersoan n Frank Dabquist s rinell w ctulw's Pat 1 R o W Charles J Jarl 0 Reed etal n's why g Jevpe sia Wi O Andoerson n talwii seson 0 W 1128 bl 1) bk 4 15w 1138 bik Peter Farsland sia wig 1058 bik 4 1014 Dl 4 Tt 16 bik 4 wis it Matt Matison n'; iy 168 blk 4 Gust A Johnson sig ¢ 18 blk 4 1 Reed et al 1Ui bik 4 Oans Elsasser n6d (1610 bk 4 P Reed & O o d¢ B Joad ctui tho ¢ v » I th of Custo!lur sire s fe of Sec street and t of of that Soc et al south purt 15-1i% 1yl assor s 1t 1L 40 blic 4 wnpbell 11D idhahdbe 13 bik 8 1 bk 8 ' 1L5 bk § . 1L blks Tbik 8 U8 bk B 1t 20 bk B £ south-west 'y 1 lylng west of 130 feet of cust f south-west and north of Custellar street Total Section 2 n be due immediately upon proval of this ordinance, an That tho special taxes and assess- uts levied and assesscd s aforesald, shall DPis=3aLe i b fliquent it not pmd within ity da aft the yauce frow t Tinquent Bestion fect anda b Aproved, September Tho above tax is now due f the city t linquent and Lear luterest, as scen in section 2 ve ordinance office of ab and thereupon interest shull be ato of ono per Phat this ordinanc in furce from and after 1ts passage. Passed, septotber 20th, reasurer i ¥ ent & inonth, pa o suld tuxes JOUN GROVES, City E P. DAVIS, Pr I, UEO. P, 1 wili* b HENRY Shows Ttself in Don't Worry. If some good democratie friend the country’ll go to the d—— if elected—don’t worry about it. ted republican smites his know it all” if Cleveland worry at | you that “Gener: W hite worry you he’ Vigorous Havrrison’ IT ¢ some protec- breast “I'll leave the country go, but orator sgota 1 ptures, the strongth o were. snches Iter 's elected”- :1lI1‘1m'u 1 Weaver' e oquatly about it. If your ]n‘uhihitim\ Ixu'ml tells 's done as much to “put down (?) liquor” s any man on earth--mayb= worry but don't If your coal man swears coal ton—let him moedicing will go to fifteen dollars (it'll save you the trouble)--and don If your last year’s overcoat carefully out this ¥ rensonably ex swears=- worry that you which the about it. packed away when you take about--try a new It Won't Pay To wait till snow f(lies to buy it eith the time--today--while the stock’ fresh, and--anothe wpitsh the samo year--don't worry P LLE CUORE consisting 181, “ulgo In Dot itocsator Hars li known to er--now’s aspeeinl tax an 1 assess v thing-- we’re qmnq to offer early buyers something they won't get We're going to off Kcrsey garment in new shades, pl(nd cassimere-~with full s with canton flannel pockets-—-with silk ing--with either s velvet collars--garme equal of for less than twelve fifty--w to offer these I REO A malking this price. worry aboul it. damages er you a very from Pwen- v and being Leraby ad- lin>d with fine 1d established that the aal estate lercin- itin sleeve lining-- i o stite h- w01 Of the cost v enty-fir: Bancroft st st to Twenty m Twentieth elf collars saw the e're going the city of 1d Castellar Twenty-third 12 the sum of 2.0, ba 1 a0 assessed, ae <hown by the givzed map ot the city of Omaiia, litho- think we’ve got an object in Maybe we have--but don’t 0 levied on suid lots nnd 1o, respectively, as follows, tow add ATIONAL. advantages for edneating urao of etudy thor- rmof the hest Amerieary STEPHEN GOLLEGE = Uoes your system Need a Stimulant ? Bf g0, use 1 Art departments higheat orde and benutiful groun spean cultire; arg COLUNBILA, MO, PURE RYE., AMERICA’S FINEST WHISKY? For Sale at all High-class Drinking Places and Drug Stores. Dealer does not keep it, write to DALLEMAND & CO.. CHICAGO. 1816 Douglas Street Omaha Neb. skin and wanncy dlsenwos. A resmine aud The eminent speclall egistered gradunto in e aturrh, spermator S SeR iy o (Fented a¢ homo by o ouraly packod, n or Inatruments sent by mall or 6Xpress ee: 0 ersonal Lilorviow preferiod, ries of Lile) sant fioe. cotonts OF Bend Oficy Bours s, m. 10 0 1013 1 Sund stamp £0F ropize “Korvo Soeds,” nm wonderful remedy ache. Wikl o, Livssitude, alld; Organs in WILher 50X o 0, oI OF Stimul ry R guarantée t eure d Co., Chicags Ty U Cireutar frob, Addr s A iy e s 1515 Dodgo stroot. nrr'l\um the mone hovman & MConnell, DEFORM!TY BRAGES ErasticStockings, For sale in Omaha by DR, R W, BAILEY ut Pain by the TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUR PAIN Ot Crutches, Batteries, WaterBottias, I'u!.umm.uvmm 1 extractod in New ones 1ns e st ate 1 s ropresented, Paxton o3¢ W feet of south ALl work wit Telephons 1053, Take Elevator or Stalrw A) fr save Your Evesialt Atomizers, Medical Supplies. ALOE & PENFOLD 114 S. 15th St, Next (o Postoliica. NEBRASKA National Bank, U, & DEFOSITORY west of st street able 10 nd- ome 50 d hall take e OMAHA, NE tested free by an EXPERT £ Juche eured by using our THE ALOE & PENFOLD GO, 1148, 13thSt, Croightoa tlosk lent City Council, ALS, Mavor nd payable at the ilenry W. Yatos, prosides 3, Collins J. N. THE [1ZON BANI, BOLLN, City Treasurer,