Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 6, 1892, Page 15

11 = 13 3 AN o o n 0 i by &} cUug258 it Sgk lizsel TlE ke | m m m = liliié' slor NEBRASKA MANUFACTURIYG Faotories That Are Seeking for Looations in | Larger Cities, | MIGHT BE EASILY BROUGHT TO OMAHA The Need of Some United Efort Looking Toward the 1 iasters Manafacturing s tn Omans —General Factory News. Almost every day word is received that this or that manufactiring establishment s seeking a new location, I'nese factories are | for the most part old institutions that are looated fa some stute a little east of Ne. | praska. They now find themselves fixed in some small town which has ceased to grow | while the conters of distribution bave moved away from them. A factory thatis located ut a large business centor always has a cer- tain prestice besides other business advan tages that are not possessed by the manufac- turor of the small town. A great many of these small town factories have bullt up a good husiness, but owing to the disadvan- tages surrounding them there is room for | verr littie future growth. Manufac- turers realizo this and many of them are looking for an opportunity to locate at a more favorable noint. A very serious obstacle is encountered in the removal of such factories. In the majority of the small towns there is no opportunity for the sale of the property owned by the manufacturers, and if they move they are forced to sacrifice their buildings ana land, in fact about evorsthing that they cannot take with them. There areagood many such plants in near by states like fowa that could be relocated most any Hme it the own ers could see some wuy of making up the loss incurred by the ubaudonment of eir property. A prominent local manufactnrer comment fng on this supject remarked that if there Was somne organized plan to assist in the re- moval of such factories Omaha cou'd easily secure a number of very valuable industries that would add several tnousand to the city’s population. The speaker expressed himsell as opposed to the bonus system as a general thing but that circumstances altered cases. “When a well established factory employing a larce force of men can be moved by simply making up to the manufacturer the cost of sucli a removal, it_becomes a question worth cousidering. 1 believe,”” continued the #peaker, “that If tne Board of Trade would put itself in shapa to take hold of such wat ters an immense amount of good could be accomplisted for the city. [ would not be 1n favor of domg anything to bolster up ‘Wwind-broken con ns, but let _uh efforts be confined to those factories that would be of undoubted value to the city. Other cities in the westare dowmg somethiug in this line aud Omaha ought to keep up with the procession. 1 have in mind now a factory in lowa that bas wade a great suc- coss of its business but the growth of other cities west of it has left itsidetracked in a small town and it is only a question of time when it will be moved. ~ St.Joe is now figur- ing with the managers for ils removal to toatoity. This factory employs hifty men and I know of ancther manufacturer that emgloys over 100 men who has told me that he would gladly move to Omaha if it was not for the loss that he would incur from the aoandoninent of the buildings at present oc- cupied by him, I would like to see some- thice done in Omaha toward looking after such opportunities.” Factory I WV, O. Taylor, manager of Bradstreets, says that if there is one thing that Omuhn needs more than another it 1s a large and commodious exposition building centrally located. The Morse-Coe Shoe company have ar- ranged that only Nebraska material be used in their new factory building, which is now well under way. “I'ho stato institutiors are large consumers of different lines of manufactured goods. The managers of some of these institutions who nave had their attention calied to the subject have commenced the practice of men- tiouing Nebraska made goods in calling for bids for supplies. Dr. Gillespie of the Ne- braska iostitute for the deaf and dumb is oue of the latest to declare bimself in favor of trying to build up the manufacturing re- sources of the state by patronizing those factories already 1n existence, ana hereafter dealers will bo asked to supply Nebraska goods for the asylum, J. Beckman, the cigar manufacturer, has samples of the tobacco raised 1n this state. The tobacco is ouly one year old aud hence hardly cured, but Mr. Beckman says that ic is good stock. In bis oinion it has been demonstrated that good tobaceo can be raised in this state. Tue tobacco raised so far will make a good filler and binder for cigars, but with a little more care and experience there 18 10 reason why wrappers could not be pr duoed, The Rouinson & Stokes company aro pre- pariug to enfurve thewr plaut by the addition of aboiler nouse. They will at the same time put 1n another boiler, thus adding very materially to their steam power. They are now employing & thira more people thun they Were a year ago. ‘The Om:aba box factory will soon have horsepower boiler to take the place of the sixty-horse power that they have veen using. This is one of the factories that has doubled its capacity in less thao a cts. Neveus of tho firm of ICatz-Nevens company has applied for a patent on an auto- matic bution boring machine, The manner of boring the holes in pearl buttons in vogue 8t the present time is a vory slow and tabori- ous method. Ihe button is held in a clamp and the drill pushed against it. Then the clamp is turced a quarter of the way arouud and another hole arilled. A good deal of time 15 consumed in fixing the button in lace as well as in the operation of boring. Jesides, it roquires a skitled workman to do tho work. lhe machine devised by Mr. Novens can bs operated by a boy or isl as well as by u skilled button maker. Briefly descrived, the igachine consists of four arills ar a4 on @ segment of a circle and perpendicular 1 o dise or solid irvon wheel. On this disc thero aro nseries of clamps made for Lolding the buttons in place. As tho disc revoives theso clamps open Automatically ou the side nearest the operator, alowing the removal of the fin- Ished butlon and the substitution of u blank As tho aisc revolves around carrving the buttons under the arills it rises suficiently to bring them i coytact with the drills. Thus four hioles arc bored at tho same time in us many diffecent buttors. While the machino has 10t been put to a practicul test as yet in faciory it has veen tried ou blanks oblained from the Omuha Bution faciory, end bas given overy cvidence that it would do its Wwork in a most satisfuctory manuer, It is evideut that a macbine of this kind would be of great importance in outton manufactur- Ang, as it would enable one girl to do as much &s four or imore skillea workmen, ‘I'he Omata Milling compauy is displaying 8 samplo of Nebraska winter wheal from Beaver Crossing that weighs sixty-two pounds 1o the measured bushel. Seeretary Holnies of tbo Manufacturers association is compiling & st of the em 10ves in factories for the purpose of send- ng out information as to what oods aro | made in thoe state, and as 1o the savantage Lo | be derived from the purchuse of such ¢ooas iu preference 1o those of castern manufac [ Tae new fivestory brick building at the 00t uf Gruce street, which is to ve occupled as i coffiu fuctory, is practically completed and ready for the macninery. The Geduoy Pickle combany bas just rve- | gelved 1wo cusks of olives from Saviile, | Spain. Each cask contains scven bareo!s o olives ard thev are so lurge that oae of 1. i malies & #ood aray load. Tuis factory 1s unable at ke present tiwe to obtain a sufil eient supply of uiiiower und small oniors from local farmers vud eardoners to keep up with ihe demand ard s foread to | import & ereat desi frcm Awmsteraum, | Holland. Nebraska farmers bave not vet learned tho advantagze of ruising pickl ©rops AUA 1L % i always an eusy watier 1o gL even cucumbers crough 1o supniy th demand. Nebraska grown pickles »r2 fuily 88§00 85 the Imporicd and comamind 45 mugch monoy ut the faciory, bu 1he furmars are slow 1o take up the ¢ ltiviiion of new Modcrn mavufasior g methods am Fape 1diy DFIDRING 1010 USC WAAL 10 the Dist Bas | Degu recarded as wasio materiul. Farmeres | Bave alveys rogarded Lo mustard pisot s & | can be done by hand | used avout | admitted who does not give the password at £10 necessavily 1wo sides, 1t is only vour side hat can pos ibly b2 vighl, Lo make your b arers uuderstand this (o not besitate 1o nint Wt the personai motives of your oppo- veuts, Lo wemoers bear of uny nportant | wossure which may cown) before 1he westiog and But in an unexpected appearance ut tue | wweys engecderd 1a tais wa, most pestifero TeAL OATS in eradioating it from their land. Stiil the woed flourishes in the wheat fields of tne west. A Chicago firm is buving the seeds of tho different kinds of weeds that are cleaned out of the wheat at the elovators. Somo kinds that are suitable for the ucposs ste ut up in paokages for bird seed, The mustard seed is soparated and much of 1t finds its way back to Omaha and i3 ground up and trans’ormed into the various preparations of French and (yerman mustard Billow & Doup have put in a mattress making machine Lhat is quite a noveity in ita way. The tick 18 puiled over an iron framo while a_plunger packs in tho exceisior or other material used in filling mattrosses, It is claimea that thers is not only a saving iu time but that the work is done better than it of ch Printers sav that the change inthe express | ! business will tako away from Omaha the Wells-Fargo supply store, which will mean the loss of about $1,500 per month to the local printing establisnments, ‘The manager of the Umaba Uptolstering company reinarks that there has beeu a great change in the feeling of retail dealers toward the Nebraska manufacturers since the nome patronage movement Was inaugur- ated. Dealers who could never be induced to give even a trial order to home manu- facturers now chauge over of their own accord, believing that it is to their interest to aid in the development of home industries. - Noweno, lowa, April 16, 1801, Moore, Danr Sir: My wife has x bottles of your Tree of Life and thinks that she has receivea greater benefit from it than any medicine she hu ever taken. Yours truiy, L. H. BUrkiy, Gen'l Agent and T'reas, West Coljege. Since receiving the above testimonial, I am fn receipt of a letter and check from the Rev L. H. Lufkin of Toiedo, lowa, Aprii 23, to send Rev. J. W, Kenworth, Crestlino, Kan- sas, six bottles of Moore's Treeof Life. For sale by aruggists. THE SECRET SOCIE ¢ Modern Woodmen. The importance of the licad camp meeting, Modern Woodmen of America, which con- venes in this city on November 15, aoes not scem to be fully appreciated by the pubiic, This body mieets in biennial session for tho purpose of electing head ofticers and legis latiug for the order. The last heaa camp meeting of the order was_held in Spring- field, T1),, in 1800, at which time the mem- bership was but 42 000, while the business co! th in go Dr. .. B 1noNG 1E8. an of was 118 being & concl usive argument against the side they may vote on. 1t you 1ive up to all this you will succeed t sapienti. Scottis! i keeping yourself in prominence both in the lodee und out, and wo have no doabt you will be appreciated at every other member of the frateraity bum your trus valuo by Ver- Kite Masons. Mr. Robert C. Jordan, 33=, grand almoner of the southorn jurisdiction, Saturday from Washington, whero ha ropre- sented Nebraska in the biennial session ot the supreme council of grand inspectors gon- eral of the thirty-third degree. particularly harmonious, being that nothing shoula anging the preso tenure of oftice until the centeuni u of the order 100351015 POSSi bl © present basis 1504 at St. Louls. within Gorma neral said among were (52 bodies subordinato council and that the following #2ds 'Q)\QI'UI.(II graud inspectors goneral distributed Adoiph The Omaha lodge of cured a five ve rs uphill time of 1t Myrtle Spri Nebraskn lodge rank work for Neoraska during the year past Mercer, Haskell, William 1.. Allison, Wendall . Coe, Samucl L. Chapman, E v Melville Recves Hopow returned last The meeting the feeling bo done toward .t constitution as to life celebra. in Charleston in 1901, L'hiere was a disposition showa to grant ail @ to subordinate bodies and the dues wore consideraoly reduced from It wus unanimously ae. cided to hold the next meeting of the council The official report of the council, it is thought, will be ready for aistribution fraters may see what did for them in a legisiative way. 111, John J ommander of the United States jurisdiotion, in his address before tho meeting of intpectors sixty days, their when the presentatives n, 132, sovereign grand other things that taere to the supreme over fourteen states, were_elected 33=) n Samuel I Meyer, Henry Atwood lard Pioney, e r Jiks. now that it has lease on the new rooms in the Postal LalegraPh company’s building, 18 looking forward to their occupancy with considerablo interest, The Elks bavo had for soveral years, but they seom to have weathered the storm, and placid waters are b expected to get into to Novembe of re ir them. The ledge new quarters by . but from preseut appearances 1t will be December 15 before the rooms & ready for occupancy. 0. 1, Knights of Pythias, bas been having good attendance and plenty some time past. Last Wednesday evening there was work in the affairs were in a most wretched state, the | second rank aud the members feel pardon- treasury veing several bundred dollars in | able pride over the successful manner in deot. Au entire now set of oficers was | which ths work was done. Visiting mem- elected atthis meeting and some salutary bers wili aiways be Icomed any Wednes- legislation enacted. Sinco that time tho | day cveniag at their hall in the Pazton #rowth aund prosperity of,the fraternity have | block, been simply marveious. From 42,000 in 18%) A ORI the membersuip has in two years increased FILDANG t0 72,000, a net gain of 30,000, and instoad of | Omaha lodge No. 1S hold 1ts ususl most- being bankrupt the treasurer now cash balauce ou haad of about £106,000. The Omaha camp have made extensive a rangeuients for entertaining the delegates S0 that their business here will be notun mixed with pleasure. Tuesday evemng @ public reception will 0o held at Exposition hail, where specches of wolcome to the dele- gates will bo made by prominent state and municipal officia's, and every one will have an oy portunity of becoming acquainted with the ‘head officers ana the objects of the order, Thursday evening at tho same place au oyster supper and bull will be given for the memoers ana their ladies only. Every thing will be free, but no gentleman will be has a lod, ati the door, and ladies to gain admission must be accompanied by geutiemen having the password. Royal Neighbors will, of course, be admitted on identifying themselves 1u the regulation mannor. ~ Wednesday evening the Royal Neighbors of America will exem- | © plify their floor walk before the head ofticers and delegates at the he!l of Omaha camp in the Continental block. A special Woodman train will be rn froza Peoria, IlL., while excursion rates will pre- vail on all roads leadiug to this city, and 1t is expected that thousands of weod chop- pers from ail over the northwest will imbibo wi W Harpe what the bees talk “*They don't taik; they buz ing last Thursday eveniog. ing hour an interesting program of singing and speechmaking was carried out. teudance 1s incroasing, new members have lately beau added to this Visiting brothers are welcome, e e ge. After the wor The at- ndquite a humber of TALK OF THE YOUNGSTERS, on ral th A small boy he when told toanswe My mother s Young Ilie. *‘Then what do they b Detroit Free Press: In a class of small children the teacher desired, by illustra- 10 obtain the word favorite. aid, after so “Well, children, if there was someone you loved more than anybody else in the world, and wishe s always to keep her you, what would vou suy sho was, what name would you give hers” She fruitless attempts: 1 up his hand, and responded promptly: * “r said Poopl bout? about?” Pears _Soap Skin blemishes, like foul teeth, are the more offensive because they are mostly voluntary. The pores are closed. One cannot open them in a minute; he may in a month. Try plenty of soap, give it plenty of time and often; excess of good soap will do no harm. Use Pears’—no alkali in it; nothing but soap. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people arc using it. 1ness Is naxt to Godliness If you have, reekles fac ety is How to Cure Freckles IN 3 DAYS. MME. M. YALE’S LA FRECKLA WILL DO iT. ginningof the wo been spotled with frockles o complexions bidden up by th LA FRECKLA I3 tho only cure over known, M. VALE, the worl - tame Spoctalist, Mo A pretty fuces huve 1t <t benntiful unsizhily blemishes © My Discoverad L s ddies of the White House B of the workl, Write ler incontidence. She muke vou bonatitul, Shevan make you young again. Tarn ey haie 10 1€ itaral coior. No d st nothing but medicine. 3w e o deveiop yonr A out your 8 <t Cure You of Ry shin i amois Bewuty Book. 1t will Al ot maiie 1 you fre Mo WL be shippeld you from (hiea them Trom your druggist. e wil Go ist on Monday and get a bottle of take it ho app.y It nccor ding Lo directions on Monday, Tuesday ana wednesdny, and on Sunday you Wil Dot have freckie. Your eim- X104 will De s perteet us whon o litie baby. This s ubsoluteiy truc. Price L Mme. M. Yale’s Templa of Beaut;, asked Alice | inspiration and cooa cuecr around Omaba's | 5} 0 Hhsa it s 8 = 160 Nate P s, fopiationend koods cheorfaround Ot o About all the time,” ehuckled Wal-4 |{'[.‘IJ|EM,.I ffirss oan: Through the efforts of Deputies Thornton | lie g Chicazo, 1Nl | | YALIS va- and Newton o ney camp was instituted at W e 0} | mabletteanty ‘Thirty-second ana Ames avenue, Ootober 24 Denler—Say, sonny, tell your father | Mail Depl. | ook ree and Jast Thursday vizhia numver of the | that I have u new patent lnwn-sprinikler ¥ neighbors from camp 120 went out to assist | | in exemplifying the work. Thonew camp starts out with a charter list of about thirty and the most flattering prospects ot success, Two of the killed by the Dalton gang at Coffeyville, Kan., were Modera Woodmon. Omaba camp No. 120 still keeps up her welt known rapid gait. Siv candidates were adopted last week, and 1t bas run from that number to fiftcen every woek for the past two or three months. The camp now num- bers 30 reighbors in good standing, muking it tho second largest in the entire jurisdic- tion. The following is a correct roster of head officers: Hoad consul, William A. Northeott Greenville, 1115 head adviser, 11 C. Hedyes, lod water turns travels all over the lawn, Sonny—Um—thut's far as it goes; but will it push a luwn- mower want him n [ront of ok $0 serious? s Teacher (who has been explaini to ses wheel, and the sprinkler The force of the good 'nough so it? e Mamma—Why. Eftie, what makes you fie—\Well, 'vo been thinking that when I hegin to have gentleman-callers, littlo brother will be iust old enough to bo an awfui nuisance g tho Lansing, Mich.; head clerk, C. W. Hawes, | word epidemic)—Now, who can give me Fulton, Iil.; head banker, D. C. Zink, Geand | the name of an epidemic here in Islang, Neb.: head ohysician, Frank Swal- | America. IR2member it is something low, Valloy Ialls, Kan.; head escort, W. H. | that sproads— Dawson, Slayton, Miun H. Hai n, 11l Meutch, Carey, il 3 head watchman, L. head sentry, L. Royal Arc The series of monthly entertainments in- augurated by Union Pacitic council 1069 promise to be very enjoyabie throughout the winter, the intention of tno entertainment committee being to vary the form or enter- talnment, giving card parties, musicales and daucing perties. Tho ordor is on the boom and there are bright promises for largely in- creased membershin during the wint Pioneer council still pezs along, the mom- bers willing only to piy their montnly as- sessmeats and quarterly dues. And speaking of tha somewhat lack of in- terest that prevails in Pioucer the following from Fraternal News is pertinent: T 8¢ made Tommy (wildly waving his hand)—I know; it's strawberry jam, Mamma—T am perfectly discournged, ommie, I don’t Tommie—Well, don’t think so, ’cause she said more trouble than hool. eve you will ever amount toanything, you'ure so indolent. [“zuess the teacher that [ any hoy in * e “Tohnny, do you g0 to school 2" *‘Yes, sir,” “I suppose you admire your teacher.” “Yes, si ghbor—und < me witk ono land.” s 50 you have a little If you have recaived all the dezrees of tho | Daby at your house? I5 it a boy or a girl? loage, and are now entitled to all bonelits, Little Boy —Mamma thinks it's a boy, of course there 1s no need of jurther attend- | but I guessit'll turn out a girl, It's al- ance at the weetings of the order as far as | ways crying 'bout nothing, your own interests are concerned. Bosides o u.-u]w a ”."":'l"' Eganongibilitiont ang.labar, 16 Johnny—Mamma, can’t you tell me a ppreciate the privile 1t will be | know any. Juhony, Maybe vour father enoush for vou 1o attend the session when | Will tell me some when he comes 1 to- there is Lo be u banguet or other enteriain- | night. ment, 1f you do go aca have forgor word, ask some brotber to whis car. 11 tie does it will suvo of working in the lodgo 1o f doos not 1t will be U the pass- er it i your YO the trouble 1 out, und if ne 00d testof the brother's Spriggs-——~How wmuch older sister than you Johuny? Johnoy--i s dunno, Maud to be nd then she was 20 and now use fidelity to his vows she ain t only 15, Itis uhe O. K. thing to arrive late. You e get moro attention in this way, particalariy | I'he bigzost electric light works in the if you enter the rootn when some on i3 talk- ana-wedr a £ood pair of sqeuaky sl es. world hus Iy n s This wiil serve to divert the orotners from | Lhe fir "“""“l" too close and fatiguing attention to busiazss | (ierman device fo and give them a short rest. through a | iyt 11 you are a member of the dogre not “arrive 100 carly on the s later tne bet Patience 1s a hoav tue, but it grows by exercise, a fuvor on your eowrades by giving them the i poortunily for developing thad beawatiful irait whieli is 50 devoutly 10 be wished D team ¢o but the nly vir- | una ¥ou confer | ne You | also help 1o leugthen the session aud give the orchesira a chateo to play Ooce 108100 LU0 usSembIY yOu re 1ot ex- peoted 10 DAY ANy attention 10 business mat- ters. 1€ vou tali aloud wanile the secretary is reading, those aroand you will no’ bs ¢ barcassed’ by anyihing 1hat he might say The presiding offiesr wiil liko it, too, be- cause 1 gives bim @ chunos Lo usebis gavol, Aud whatis1hy use of haviog oficors if | 0ime of them cannot explaio tho whole mat- | or over azain whuu you fiad a vote is to be | wlge When the dezrees are be) 4 £00u 1dea to Lo critical ¢ coaferred it is Always laugh au auy mistake of those who are doing the work A little ‘wholesomo. cwbarrasswent will tako down the prids of thess wen. it will 130 CIPYAsiZe Lo LhosA Prasent yoUr suverior krowleage aud abilitles, Ovan hatter thun you could 0o it by tacklisg that part of thy 17 your ¢ u lav work yourself enough to reach will think vou 4 and you thw produce o Wheu alscussiug uuy question betors tuo lodze alwavs romewber that, although thera 1 hinnation is lond s of the candidato ho eX Pense. 1od un it is alw: ine vs bost sraveyards, » 10 speak of raking Brotherly love is 1 BOL 1O spenke M for sixty w wer of th applications o Omaha Beg. ectrie Ono of the most esting features of the fair will be the uceessfully test:d on at Chicago, [tis a throwing the light ass reflector, and the ray may be seen inter- of eloctricity, which promise Lo astonish even the experts. BOYS akp GIRLS Under 18 years of age BICYCLE FREE! You need Bot pay ono eent. Wewill send itw you FREE, Every bicyclo Wurranted, und equal to those sold anywhere at fro1 §45 10 $6 Any boy or glrl under 15"y vars of age, who wails o tinstclass Licycle can get one fice. Wo will give any boy or girl @ bis ©3Clo On very easy Wheels w10 25 inches, with crescent atoel rims #nd molded rubber 0d Fun o biar sicel oune adjustablo geared (0 46 ‘detachablo 4 to 6 inches throw; frame finels \ enzuweled, with nick- | el trimmii gs. Each | machine s supplied | withtool i wrench |and viler. We bave elther Loys'or girls' giyle. 1 you want o LicycleFroo cut this udv. out and send s ti-aay. Addreas A Curlis' & Co. Minneapol's,Ming j— DON'T REMAIN SYOUY You See Your Stout owin Thinuer Every Day. They Are Using Dr. Edison’s Obesity Pills and Band Friends NO DIETING, NO PURGING. It has been abundantly proved that the use of his non-electrie bands. or his obesity pills. or both. for pieh the ngents of this couniry ars tho weil-known i ot & Co. 42 F West Zind Strast, New York CIty. Is the ono s Ji eactive wav 0f ro ducing corpulency. The Obesity Pills are made frow Of the Gormano Imperial Springs, govern LOwnership The bunds or piils are used s=paratel raphd and bealthy cure. OF. i used Lo blep each other 10 actlon ana obtaln b andmaken Ler, thoy tor results Cured His Rheumatism and Obesity. AUDITORIUM, HOTEL Chicago, April 2), 150, Gentlemen: Please send one 8-1ich obasity band toMrs. W. L. Carroll. 234 Chestnut Strest, Phi 1olphin, €O D, LIk your obssity band snd pils very much. Tioy have reduced my woight elghie, poundsin the last Hve woscs The o huve driven away all rheumatic troublo. WiLLIAS DIEXEL, How to Gel the Peopor Moasuremen’, Moasur the abdoman. dieato whern n o ban ds ent for the band is the I st part of 1mbers 1. 2.5 0 the band 1o uld ba takan 1KL) U Lo i 10! nches. bt f0r one farger than any | extra ad ol e pilia may bo b can buy the pills an) nands airect from our res, or by il oF oxpross)t #5650, i t ¥ DR. EDIBON’S {OBESITY FRLElT SALT Contains stitue its of sweet uad Able Sajipo ( effervescadl, | tastes REMINDS YOU OF CHAMPAGNE, Hhitul substitute for Sude. Lemonade, Boot Beur or iy OUHer summer bever ik AND HELPS YOU TOGROW THIN, | br kdlson's Fraitsaic: 164k bost and sluplest medy TOF rozaintiog tae &oaiia of the liver th as yol boen discovered. 1t 15 yary valuable afier | any oxeess in eatinz or drin In waru waaths ILIOWOIa Lo Lemparatire 01T hody nad Keeps o 1 # comtortable, lealtay conditlon In tas summoer wonths PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, | SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. — i3t 0 New York City who carr Claries N Crittenton Co., Meliesson & RRaubins, [ o b ot & co, NOTICE De Elison's E eot Beltsand Pingor R n [ anean 8 ok ke apssele Balinead /i tr.e Belt Circulur seated LORING & cCO,, | 42 P West 2200 8u, New York City 10 F Hamilton Piace, Boston, Mass, 4P East Washiugtoa St., ‘aiego Il ¥ i Proclamation to the electory and [egal votors o the eity of Onaha of an annual eity clectic of the eity of Omaha, to be held on Toesday thoSth day of November, 189, for the pur- e of electing ore councliman from each ward To the elee Omana 1. Georze P. Bemis, mayor of tho clty of Oninhn, do fssue this, my proclamacion, and Ly the anthority vestod ia me a8 such mayor o hereby eive puolic notice to the electors and legal voters of the ¢ity of Omaha that an annual oity election of the clty of Omahi. will be held insald city on Tuesduy. therlghth duy of Navember, 1592, F0F the purpose of eloct- ing one aneiiman from cach ward, he polls shail be oben on the auy of said election at elght o'clock in the morning and shail continue open until six o'clock in the evening of the same day, au t respoctive voting places tollowing, to-wit: FIRST WARD <t Distriot—S E corner s <o Distriot N WOLh streets rd Distriot—! streets. 4th Distriet—8 s and logal voters of the eity of & th and Marcy W corner $th and Leaven- N E corner 12th and E corner 13th wnd first aliey Jones south of Plerce street sth District North side of Pacific street bo- ¥ th streets, Gih st side suath of) Pacific street ith striot—s E cornerof Park Witd avenue ot tth stroot noar ot Willinm strcet sth Distrlot—8 W cornor 101 tokor i cornor 10th and Hiokory Uth District—8 W corner o d Cel LI, ner Gth and Center 1Uth Matrlot—N W corner 0th wnd Bancroft streots H11h DissaA--N E corner 13th and Vinton streels. QESIND WARD. 18t Distriot W corner 1th sireots nd District—N W corner 13th and P, stroets. drd Distriot—8 W WOrth streets Ath District—§ worth streots, 5th Distriot— Worth streots, uth Distriet—East Dposite Poppleton Tth Distriet—-8 treets, Sth Distriot—8 E trests. ith District—N E urstroots. 1th Distriot—N W cornor 2th a itreots, 11th Distr stroats, and Jones ‘o cornor 18th and Loa ve corner Dth und Leaven- E corner 230 and Leaven- side of South 2th street, ave corner 10th ana Piorce corner lth and William oruer Sixteenth and a Joreas ot—S E corner 20th and Bancroft | Distriot—N E corner 15th und V oL, 13th District—8 W corner 13th and V stroets. 1ith District— wenue. aton loy S oorner 20th and Boulovard THIRD WARD. Ist District—S W corner 12th und Ohicago streets. 2d District—N W oraer 14th and Davenport juth side of Capitol avenus ar (west of) 13th stroet. th District—West sido of 13th tween Douglas and Dodge stroots Sth District—N K corner 10th and Capitol venue ith street, be- th District—N E corner 15th and Jackson streots, Uth Distriot—8 E corner 10th and Howard stroets. FOURTH WARD. (5t Distriot—N W corner 17th and Davenport streots. 2nd District—N streots. W corner 22nd und Davenport ird District—N W cornor 2ith und Dodgo streets, ith District—N E corner 1ith und Dodge Atrocts. th Distriot—N E corner 17th and Harncy strects. Gth District—N W coraer 20th and Doug streets. Tth District— 1ary's avenue. Sth District—S W corner 20th street and St Mary's avenu Oth District— siween | 10th Distrd vorth streets. 1ith District—8 W corner 17th street and S Mary's uvenuo, N WV coraer 2 th streot and St. st side of South 10th street, street and St Mary'savenuo. W eorner 13th and Leaven- FIFTIT WARD. side ot Sherman Dposite Manderson stroot. Zud District—S B corner Sherman nd Wirt street. fird District wd Lake street, ith District nd Grace stre 5th District froets 6th District—East side of Sherman avenuo \hout 31 feet north of Nicholas street. avenue avenue W corner Sherman avenue W corner Sherman avenue 1. W corner 17th and Charles Tth District—S E corner 16th and Izara streots. Sth District—N W corner 16th and Burt itreets. Oth District—N E cornor 15th and Cass streets, 10th District—East side North 17th streot be- ween Caiifornia and Cass streats. 11ith District—8 E corner 1sth sad streets. Cass SIXTH WARD, E corner 24th street and Ames 1st District—8 venue, 2o Distric nd avenue, 1 District—N streets. ith District—S W corner streots. 5th District—SE corner 24th and Wizt streets. Hin -8 W corner th street und corner 45th and Grant 2ith and Manderson District—S W corner #rd und Parker treets. ith District—N W corner 2th aad Corby strests. Sth District—N E corner 27th and Burdette atreets. uth District—N E corner streots. iuth District—N W corner 25th and Fr stroe, 1ith District—s streets. th Distriot—S L8, 20nd and Grant anklin W corner 24th and Franklin w SEVENTI WARD, ist District—S W corner 2sth and Mason treots. 2nd District—N E corner 20th Popuieton avenue. srd Distriot—S W Woolworth avenue. ath trict—N W corner 20th street and Arbor stroet. 5th District—South slde of Vinton venio near (east of south 6th District—S E corner #th avenuo and Poppleton avenne. Tt Distelot—N W streets. corner 22nd and Clark st avenue and corner 20th street and stroot Lith Fruncis rner und RIGHTH WAR 1st District—East side of 2th streot near (south of o5 Street 2nd District—Wost side of 230 street near south of) Paul str Grd District—N W strects. dth District—N E corner streets ith District=West side of near (morth of) Caming st oth District—S E corner corner cornor 2 th and Nicholas 20th and Cuming North 2th street 0 wnd Burt stroots, Tth Distriet—S W With and Cuss streets, NTH WARD, 18t Distriot—S W corner 320 and Cumltuz Stroets. ) Distriet—N W corner 40th and Cuming strocts, N d District—N E streets. ith District—North side of Davenport street ar (wost of) North ied uyenue corner 40th and Farn th district=> K corner sist avenuo and Dodse stroet. ¢ 6th District—8 W corner 20th avenue und Ksou street, In witness whereof 1 hive hereunto set my hund us mavor of suid ity of Omnhi, this 17th day of October, 1892 % GEO, I BEMIS, May Attest: Jous Groyes, City Clerk. oliazit DOCTOR : McGREW. IR BPROIATAST the treatment of u'l forms of " PRIVATE DISEASES. I\/I l}' I\‘l Werknoss and D sorder of And ¥itality, F rage. ambition ghitoen years of (e 1nost remarkablo success in the tre stinent of Lhis ciuss of (iseases, which 13 D1OVED by the uuiversal testinony of Lhou #1nds who have be ed. Write Tor eircu lars und quostion 14tu and Farnam Sty Vumiana, Neb, SEWER BONDS. Proclamation aua notice of subymission (o the electors and logal voters of the city of Omaha of the question of issulng bonds of the city of Omaha in the amount of one hun- dred thousand dolinrs #100.000) to pay for the construction and maintenance of sewers in the oity of Omnha, Qine electors and logal voters of the city of maha 1. Georze P. Memis, mayor of the clty of Omahn, do Issue this. my proe ation, and by the authority vested in me as such yor, A0 hereby give public notice t5 the clectors and lezal voters of the city of Omahia, that & genoral election will be held In sald clty on Tuesday the efzhth day of November, 1892, for the purpose of submitting to said electors and legal voters the question ana proposition fol- 10w Ing, to-wit “Shall bonds of the city of Omaha tho sum of ons hundred thousand #100.000) be fssued for the constructlon and maintenance of sewers, to run not more than in dollars twenty (M) years, to draw intorest not to ex- ceed five per cent por annum. with {nterost coupons nnnexed thereto, and not to be sold for less than par, the proceeds from the sale thereof to b expen for the construction und mulntenance of sewors in the oity of Omiahin, and the proceeds thereof not to be di- verted from the objects theroin spocitied The said question and proposition shall be submittod Lo $1id slectors entire fn the proper form provided by Iaw for official baliots, with ths words “YES™ “NO," printed thoreon of safd ballots having an “X" ek follo: the word “VES” shall bocounted in fav fssuing sald bonds, and ail of suld D havi mark tollowing the word “NO ba counted and e ns against the lssuinz of said bynds, The pollsshall boopen on the day of sald olection at elehit o'elock in' the morning and shall continue apen until six o'clock in the oveningof the same day at the respective voting places. as tollows WARD, corner st st Distriot—8 E sireats, ad Distriot-N W corner 8th and Loaven- NOTLH streots. ird District—N E corner 12th and stroets dth Distriot south of Plure 5th Distriot tweon Bth and Tth streets. Oth Distriot Kast side of 0th street noar sputh of) Pacifin strect Tth D strlot—s E corn nd Wililam strost, sth Distriet—§ W ith and Marcy Jones S E corner 13th and first alley streot North sido of Pacifio street bo- rof Park Wild avenuo coraer 10th and Hiokory stroets Oth District—S W corner 6th and Center strosts, 1uth Disirlet—=N W corner o d crol Y rnerdth and Bancroft !Ith District=N E corner 13th e and Vinton BECOND WARD. by StFICt—N W corner 1th and Jones nd District—N W co, 3 Pacl sngD cusr 1ith and Paclfio Jra District—8 W corner 18th and Leaven- Worth streets. ith Distric worth stroct =8 W cornor 2)th and Leaven- ith District—S E corner 234 and Leaven- worlh strosts. bl Uth Distriou—kast side of South 2th strect, onposite Poppleton ve, th District—-S E corner 16th ana Ple streots ik Jith District—S E corner 14th and William 0th District--N ter atreots, 1ith District streots. 11th District—S E corner 20th and Baneroft streats, th Distriot—N E wots N Distriet—8 W trects itk Distriet—N I wenue 2 coracr Sixteonth and Con- W corner 2)th and Dorcas corner 15th and Vinton corner 13th snd Valley corner 20t and Boulsvard THIRD WARD. ist 1) corner 12th and Chicago streets. 24 District—N W s S District—South side of Capitol avenuo aear (west of) 13th stre dth District—West sido ot 12th tween Douglas and Dodze atroots. th DIStrict—N' corner lith wvenue Uil District—N E streols. Tth District—S E corner 11th and Dou ts, “th District—N B corner 15 streets. Uth Distriet—S8 E corner 10th and Howard streets, 3 orner 1ith und Duvenpory streot, be- and Capitol cor ot 0th and Harney st h and Jackson FOURTH WARD. It District—N W coruor 17th an®Davenport streats. cd Distriet—N W cornor 22nd and Duvenport strests. Jird Dist W corner 2th und Dodge dth District—N E corner 17th und Dodge streots. oth District—N E oorner 17th and Harney stroets. dth District—N W corner 20th and Douglas \treets. th District—N W coraer 2th street and St avenue. Sth Districg—s Mary's avenue. Oth Distriet —East side of Eouth 19th street, etween Harney streot and St Mary's avenuo, 10th District—N W corner 15th and Leaven- SOFth streets. 11th Disirict—S W corner 17th street and St. Mary's avenue. S W corner 20th street and St FIFTH WARD. inst slleof Sherman avenue opposite Manderson stroot. 2nd District—S & corner and Wirl sticor. Ist Distriot hern 1 avenue drd District—S W corner Sherman avenus wd Like stroet. th Distriot—N W corner Sherman avenue 1nd Grace strec sth District—S W corner 17th and Charles strects Gth Distrlet—Fast sidoof Sherman avenus Whout i) feet north of Nicholas streot, ith District—S B corner lth and lzard strects Ath District—N W corner 16th and Burt streota Oth District—N E corner 15th and Cass streets 10th Distriot—East sido North 17th street bee tween Cullfornia and Cass streets Ith District—8 E coruer 18th und Oass streets. sixrn 8 E corver 24th street and Amos WARD, 1st Distriot cnue. 2na District— irand avenue. W corner th street aud d District—N E corner 4th and Grant streets. 4th District—S W corner 2ith and Manderson streets 5th Distriet 0 SE o0 District—y W e b Distriet streots suh Distriet stroets. ner 2ith and Wirt streets. orner drd and Parker N W corner NE 24th nad Corby rner 27th and Burdette il District—> streets. 1tk District=N W corner 25th and Fr streets. 1ith Distrl E corner 2:nd and Grant nklin -§ W corner 24th and I nklin t—5 W cornor 2ind and Clark SEVENTH WAID, 15t District—5 W sth ‘s nd District ~N Populoton avenue, cor and Mason st corncr 20th avenue and rd District—s W uer 20th street and Waolworth avenue, b District—=N W ocorner 20th street und AThor Klrent ith District—South side of Vinton strect near (east of) south 54 uvenne, 6th Distriot—= F corner #th avenue and Popplewon wveny Tin Disteict =N W corner 34th stronta, und Francls GUTH WARD, 15t District—KEast side of 2Gth stroet south ofi Churles stroet V1 Distriet—Wost side of south of) Paul street. drd Dnstrict=N W corner 20th and Nicholas strasts ith District-N E corner sLreoLs. 5th District—West side of Nort ot orih of) Caming stre oth Distriet—s E corner near 2 street near 2Wth and Cuming th st \nd Burt st 1 ith District—8 W corner 20th und Cass strosts, NINTIL WARD, Ist Dustrict—S W corner 520 wnd Cum stroets 2d Distriot=N W corner 40th and Cunilug strocts. i District—N E coruer 40th and Faroam streots. ith Distriot— near (west of) North ith distriet—S K Dodeo streot. Uth Distriet— s of Davenport strees venue corner dist avenue and W coruer 20th avenue ard s In witness whoreof | live horennito set my hind us wayor of ty of Oumaha this 17th day of October. 189 Y4 GEO, P. BEMIS, Muyor Jom Guoves, Cliy Clerk Attest: 1=, Artistic QHICAGD ENGRAVING at Low Prices. Stock and Design The Latest and Best. Send us $1.20 and we'll | you 100 engraved Send us 9O cts. tered new copper plate held 190 o event plate (10 be and we'll and reg send you graved cards We pay express charges. METCALF STAPIONERY COMPANY, (Late Cabb's Library Co. 136 Wabash Ave., Chicago. PAVING BONDS, Proslamation and hoties of sabm ors lozal voters of tho city o | Omaha of the question of issuing the | bouds of the city of Omalin in the suni of one hundred thousand dolinrs #10,000) to Py for the cost of PAving. FOpaving oF hines Adamizing the intorsections of Streots nud spaces opposite alloys In sald olty. and to Py the cost of PAVIRg in front of real estats Lot subject 1o assexsment of M taxes OF PAVINg purposes. To the eloctors and legal voters of the eity ot fon to the Oinnha | oorze P, Bemis, wayor of the oity of Orminha, 4o ISSU6 this, my procinmation, and Ly the Ruthority vested n me s such mayoe do heroby @ive pablie not co to the olectors and logal votors of the city of Omaha that a | genoral clection: wiil be held_in said olty on Tucsday, the cighth day of Novombor, 1 | for tho purpose of submitiing to sald eloctors and logal voters the question and proposition, following, to-wi “Snall bonds of the oity of Omala lu the sum of one hundred thousand dolines ($100,000 Vo Issued for the purpose of baying the cost of | paving repavig or macadamizmng the fnter- SCAtoNs Of 8treets and &paces opPOSIto ¢lioyy 1n said city, or paving the cost of paving in TEOntof real ostate not subject to Ksossniont Of Special taxes for paving purnoses, said bonds 10 run not more than tw and to be, Test payablo " AL A rate ding five pe cout per an- n with pons attached, t o ealled “Paving bonds, wid notto e sold for less than | par, the procecds of which shall to usod for no Other purpose than paying the cost of | Tepaving or waenai iz of streets and spaces o atloys In sl | €1ty, OF In front of real estate not subjoct to assessment of special taxes for piving purs DOseS The sald question niitted 1o 8.dd ol W propositon shall by Lrs entive I the Dropee | forni provided by Inw fur officin] baliots, with the words ' ENOT printe s thereon. ALl of suld baliots having n nark follow i1z the word “Ves" shull bo counted in favor of issulng said bonds, and ailof said ball | having un X" wiark foliowing the word { shali bo counted wnd considared ns agalnst the issulng of suid Londs. |, The poiis shall be apen the day of suid elecs tlon at elht o'eloek tn tho morning and shall continue open until six o'clock in the evening { Of the same aay at the resp ctive voung | places, us follows FIRST WAKD Ist Distrlot—$ K cornor ith and Marey streots, nid Distrior—3 WOrLh stroets il Disteiot—N stuets, s dih Distriot—S E cornor 13th nad south of Plorco stront g L th District—North sido of Paclfic strost bee twoen Bth and ith streets. Oth Distriot ~Enst slda of th street near (south of) Pacitle stroe. th Diatrict— B cornerof Park Wild avenue W corner Sthand Leavens 13th corner and Jones and William stroot. Suh Distrler-8 W cornor 10th and Hiokory streets, fth District—S8 W corner 6th and Center strovts, 10th Distriot—N W corner 0th and Bancroft streets lith District—N E corner 13th and Vinton streets, SECOND WARD Ist Distriot—N W corner lth and J atltD i and Jones 2nd Distriet=N W corner 13th and Paciflo streets, drd District -S W corner 15th and Leavens Worth strects Ath Distrie worth strocts, Sth Distriot—S | WOrth stronts, uith Distr. t sldo of South 2th stroct, opposite Poppleton o ve, 7th District-—S B co 16th corner Hth S W corner Dth and soaven- corner 234 and Leaven- ner and Plorco streets Sth strou Oth District ter streots, Jth District=N W cornor 2th and Doreas stroots. tith District—S B corner 20th and Bancroft streats, Distriot—N F strict—S F and Wil m N E corner Sixteenth and Cen- corner 15th und Vinton stroets. Lith Distrlet—8 W corner 13th streots. 1ith District—N Ecornoe avenu and Valley 20th and Boulevard THIRD WARD Ist District—S W corner 12th nnd Chleago streets. 2d District— strests. 3 District near (we N W corner 14th und Davenport South side of Capltol avenue ith streot. t—West sido of 12th street, bo- cween Dougias and Dodge stroots. 5th District—N E corner iuth and Capltol avenue. oth District—N I corner 9th and Harney streets, g (uh District—S E corner 1ith and Douzlas Stroets. Sth District—N E corner 15th and Jackson street Uth Distriot—8 E corner 10th and Howard streets, FOURTH WARD. 1t District—N W corner 17th and Daveupora d District—N W corner 2 oL, rd District—N W corner 2ith und Dodgo streets, 4th Distriet—N E corner 17th stroots. h Distriot—N E corner 17th eets. bth District—N W coraer 20th streots. 7th District—N W coraer Mary's avenue. BLh District—s Mary's avenue. Oth District—East side of South 19th street, hotween Harney street and St Mary’s avenue. 10th District—N W cornor 15th and Leivens worth streots. 1ith District—S W Mury's uvenus st i nd and Davenpors und Dodge and Harney and Douglas 2Wth strect and St W corner 20th strest and Sw corner 17th stre and St. FIFTH WARD. 1st District—Enst sileof Shermuan avenue opposite Manderson stroet. Zud District—S £ coruer Sherman avenuo and Wirt stroet. rd District—S W corner Sherman avenus and Luko street, ith Distric W corner Sherman wvenue wnd Grace street., 5th Distriot-5 W corner 17th and Charles strects 6th District—Fust sidoof Sherman avenue about ) feet north of Nicholas street. Tth District—S E corner 16th and lzard streets, sth District=N W corner 16th and Burt streets. uth District—N E cornor 16th and On streets. i0th District—East side North 17th streot bes tween Cuiifornia and Cass streets. 1ith District S corner 18th und O; streets SIXTIL WARD, Ist District—S E corner 24th stroet and Ames venue, 2na District Grand nvenn Gird Distriet streets. 4th Distriot—8 W corner 2. stroots 5th District 5 W corner Uth streot and L corner 43th and Grans th und Manderson SE corner 24ith and Wizt atreots. Ui Districi—s W corner Srd and Pareer sureets 1 "5uh Distriev-N W corner 24th aad Corby strocts Kb District—N E corner 27th and Burdette stroors. Oth Disteiot—=N E corner 2:ud and Grant 1Lith District=N W corner 25th and Franklin strocts. 1ith District—$ W corner 24th and Frankiin stroots. 1th Distelet—S W cornor 2nd ano Clark trects, BEVENTH WARD. Ist Distelct=3 W torner 25th aad Muason nd Distriot Populetc N ki corner 1 avenue, 2th avende and rd Distriet—S W corner 2th street and Woolworth avenue. dth District—=N W coruer 0th street and Arbor stroe 5Sth District—South side of Vinton ar (east of) south 3§24 wven e, 0th District-—S K corner ith avenus and Poppleton avenue. 7in District—N W strouts, atreot corner Gith and Francls AGUTH WAND, Ist District ~East side of 2th streot (50uth of ) Charies stroet 1 District—West side of uth o) Paul stre near 2id stroot near ( rd District=N W corner 20th and Nieholas stroets th District—N K corner 20th and Ouming stre 1k District—\West sido of £ morth of) Cumin oth District—S K I North 2th stroet strect or 224 und Burt streets, ith District-=5 Wih and Onss strects, NINTH WAL, 1kt Distriot=8 W corner %0 wnd Coming | strocts. | "2 Dissriot=N W corner 40th and Cuming strocts i Insteiet=N E corner 40th und Faroam strcots, 4Ll Distriet=Norih side of near (wost f) North s th district—> E oo Dod ze street, il Distriet—8 W ' W sLreor I witness whereof 1 hayg hand us mavor of said Tth disy 0f Oatober, 1502 GEO. P, Attest: JOUN GRoves Davenport streeg Avenus r st wenue and corner 20th aveuue snd hersnuto set ity of Oumiha, b BEMIS, Uity Clerk 0y . Mayor. olbane PSYCHOM ETRY DR. EMMA HAZEN, Tho Phenomenal Physiclun. 2 exs, will Loaeh p clans and others L0 bnable the Elve the curaiive ukon 0 ur seud & dock 0f Linir with b0 and non« ted o8 N 1 OFEICE, lith st JULLN SIHELBY, Pres