Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 29, 1892, Page 5

DENOCRATS OPEN A CONTEST Right of Donglas Oounty Republioan Log- islatore-Eloot to Serve Questioned. WHOLESALE TECHNICAL FRAUD CHARGED Specifieaty Wards ry anha, Besides Several Coune recinots~Testimony Will Bo Taken Early Next Month. I;('nvnr Twelve Points and Five Every ropublican, either senatorial or rep- resentative on the Douglas county tioket. is 10 be mide to show by what right be holds the certificate of election issued to him by County Clerk Sackett in accordance with the returns of the election held on the Sth in- stant. Yestorday the ambitious democrats who are anxious to serve tne people of this state in the legislature served the necessary notice of contest just in time. The costestants are Messrs, H. M. Mor. row, W. S. Felker, John Nordwail, J.J. Points, O. J. Pickard, E. J. Seykora and W, S. Witten ano the contestees aro Mossrs. 1. D, Crane, C. A. Goss, J. H. Kynor, A. Lockner, W. N. Nason, M. O. Ricketts and A. L. Sutton, on the representative ticket, and Messrs, Max Meyer und J. C. Brennan contestants, and Messrs 0. Lobeck ana C. H. Clarke contestoes, on the senatoria tickot. Tho notice of contest sets forth 1hat the contest is based on twelve points. Italteges fraud, malconduct and corruption on the part of tho judges ard clerks of elec tion suflicient to change the resultin every precinct of the Kirth, Sixth, Seventh, 12z and Ninth wards in the city of Omuba; cond and Third precincts of tho rirst ard in (he city of South Omaha, and in Kast Omaha, Elkhorn, Florence, Jefferson, Valley, McArdle and Waterioo precincts, and both distriers of West Omaha precioet, cliuming toal a faie election and count in these precinets would have resulted in the seating of the contestants by an undisputed plurality over the candidates to whom the certiticates of election have been awarded. specitic Charges Mad Itis charged that illegal votes were re- ceived ana legal votes wero rejocted ; that judges and clerks of eclection failed and re Tused to take und subscribe to the necessarv h to qualify them to actin that capacity in all the eity precinets above named ; that the county cowuissioners and county clerk did on - pire, contrive and collude together and 7 J formulito @ corruptschewme to ent a fair election and honest count, ana 10 that end did refuse to give tho democrats and people’s party men any representation on the olecuion boards: that the county clovk uid, us & part of smd scheme and illegal compact entered into with divers persons unknown, violate the law by refusing to have the names of the democrauic and people’s party ecandi- dates printed on the bailots in alphavetical order. and gave them less rfavorable nositions than the ones o which they were entitled; tat persons acted as judges and clerks of eicction without haviog been duly appointed or clected; that certain judges r fused to swoar voters wao usked for and ve- celved thoir aid, or to mark the ballots so prepared by thom, 50 as to make it impossi- blo to convict them of perjury, aud making of the judees so acting cnuvassers and solicitors inside the booths contrary to the provisions of the Australian ballot law; that judges und clerks of election peddled American Protective Associution tickets inside the booths 1n all the precincts named; that cer- k tain judges aid deceive and cheat certain d abled voters who desired to vote the demo- oratie ticket by preparing for them & repub- lican ticket under the reprosentation that 1v was the ticket that they desired; that thay rofused o canvass the vote in vublic, and that some of the judzes and oclerks wore can- didates for certain ofices at tho said elec- tion, the fact Will Proceed to Take Testimony. An inspection of the buliots and poll books s demanded, und notice is given that the contestees huve selected W. F. Wappich as a notary public beforo whom to take evidenc and that the taking of evidence will begin on the 15th of Dacember at 10 g'clock, on the third floor of the Ware block, at Fifteenth and Faroam streets, in this city Mr. Olmstead will also contest the election of Mr. Williams to the oflice of county com- mwissioner on_the same ground, and the demo- cratic congressional committee is only wait- ing to get a look at the vallots before vegin ning contest proceedings to oblain posses- sion of the scat in congress to which Hon. D. H. Mercer holds a certificato of eloction. The office-hungry deinoctuts have also fospected the ballots cast for members of the Board of tion, uud claim 10 have discovered that Mr, Hicks, democrat, re- coived 600 or 700 more votesthau he was allowed on the face of tho roturns. Inas- much, howaver, us Mr. Hicks was 1,500 vores vehind the lowest mac who was elocted, it is not av all likely that contest proceodings will be instituted in this case. It 1s ndmitted by sowe of the democrats ’ who have the contest in charge that thoy do not expect 1o be successful in seuting any of the legislativo contestants, with the excep- tion of Messrs. Morrow and Felker. The former received within 113 of as many votes as Sutton. Lockner was 50) above Sutton, and Fetker was 150 behind Morrow. Iv is admitted that everythiog was all rigny in the Iourth ward, and nothing outol the way 15 claimed in the First, Second or Third wards, — Good Cooking 1s one of the chief blessings of every bhome, T'o always insure good custards, puddings, sauces, etc,, use Gail Borden *“kagle” Brand Condonsed Milk. Directions on the label, Sold by your grocer or druggist. —~— QUIRAGED Florida Jo a Compranisi G vitLe, Fla, Nov. 28,—A terrible tragedy was enacted hore when Charles H, Pratt, a prowinont journalist, lost his life at the hands of Thornton Stringfoliow. Shortly before midnight shots were beard near the Striogfellow residence on the north side of the square and an exoited throng of cltizens founa Praws lifeloss body lying near the tront door of Suringfellow’s resi- donce. Stringfellow surrendered and gave & statement to tho ofticers. He said that on returning homo e entered quietly and as ho ©AM to Lhe poreh hesaw his wife and Pratt in what be thought a peculiar vosition and drawing bis+ pistol fired through an open window. Pratt wus on the bed, He rolled off and staggered to the frout door. String- fellow ran uround and met him, pointing the mstol al Pratt again as met bim in the door. “My God. don't shoot, I'm killed," Pratt, as bo struggled to get past, but Stringfellow pullea the trigger and the ball entered Pratt’s heart, killing him instantly. Mrs. Stringfollow says that Pratt came to the houso lule in Lhe evenlng o rewurn a hanakorohief; that he st once bogan love- making wid fnally pleked ber up in bis arms and carriea bor into the adjoining room and threw her on the bea, she resisting hiw all tho while. Just then ber husband came in, and secing them on the bed and not stopping 10 investizate fived with fatal results. Phe jury returned a verdict 1 accordance with tbe facts as stated and ingfellow was released on his own recognizance. He at once went down Lown ana sent a friend up Lo bis bouse for his child, but the aroused mother met him at the door with pistol in bond and said that the cnild would only be taken over ber dead body. Tue friend loft at once, leaving the Ay Y Y possession. KLLLED BY AN HUSBAND. rromi list Shot While g Fosition, 10 Olden | People overlooked the importance of perma- Beauly boneticial offects und were satistiod With Lransicut action, DUt now that it is gen- erally kuown that Syruv of Figs will per- Lmanently cure babitual coustipition, well t'u.,.mu people will uot buy other laxatives whieh ot for a time, but finally injure the eystem. ro and Police News, The fire and police commissioners last ovenlng granted annual leuves of ten davs each to Oficers Reigloman, Sullivan and Heelan. “Chidf Galligan reported that motor oar ke th 1 54 No. 59 ran over two seotions of hose on the morning of Nov. 22 and damaged {tto the amount of #37, The street rallway company wiil pay for the hose. Truckman Laux reported having inspected 182 basements during the month and served twenty-two noticos to clean up. eecipnc OPENING THIRTEENTH STREET. County Commissioners Listen to Arguments on Extending That Thoronghfare. The county commissioners yesterday after- noon for two hours discussed the old ques- tion of the improving of South Thirteenth street from Missouri avenus in South Omaha to the Sarpy county line. Tn this discussion they were aided by a number of tho inter- osted property ownors. C. S. Elgutter, in behalf of the Sonth Thirteenth street people, siated that a couple of years ago, when the city of Omaha and the taxpavers in tha south part of the city paid their proportion of the monuy for the grad- ing, there was an implied contract that tho county would doits share Lo extend the strect to the Sarpy county line and make it one of the main thoroughfares ana boule vards leaaine from the city. Tho prope along the lino had stood the burden of the taxes and the county had done little or noth- ing. The result was thata street had veen started without commencing or ending av any place, The couuty attorney haa given 1t as his opinion, said Mr. Elgutter, that the citizens could pav one-third and that the county could legally pay the other two- thirds. Tho matter had reached the point where tho only question at issue was whether or not the county intened to keep faith with tho people who resided in that portion of the eity. John Rush stated that tho grade that had been put in by the county was being dam- aged by not having been properly protect that it was being washed away. Great ruts had been cut into the embankmeant and 10,000 square yards of earth would be required to make the repairs, ‘Ihe original intention, Mr. Rush smd, was to mako that a yreat boulevurd and a popular drive. If the county did not intend to 1ive upto its part of the agrcoment, the whole scheme had better be abiudoned and the strect closed Lo travel, us that portion which was iniproved was of 100 benelit 1o the community. Jonn T\ Clark was of the opinion that the opening of tho street would be of great benefit 10 tho whole of Douglas county. New Fort Crook was but a few miles from the proposed south end of the street, and the government would expend §200,000 thero during the next yesr, and all of the material would have to be bauled over the road and through Omaha, Frank J. Caspar called attention to the fact that while the people residing south of Farnam street paid a large share of the taxes, they wot but little of the money for improvements. On acconnt of the county failing to live up to its agreements, South Tairtosnth had become almost abundoned and nearly all tho stores were emptv. He was of the opinion that if the county made an appropriation suflicient to grade the street, the taxpavers throughout the entiro county would hold up their hands and say *‘well done, good and faithful servants.” Commissioner Stenberz felt thal the street ought to be graded, but he did not see whero the funds wera to coms from until the next levy was avaiiable. Chairman Berlin said the point was, had the county the authurity to appropriato tho monoy for making the improvements, when tho wholeof the straet which it was intended to grade was within the corporate lumits of the city of South Omaha- Mr. Stenberg waintained that the road fund was in ratber a depleted condition ana that Ly the time the next levy was avail- able the general fund would ve overdrawn at lenst £50,000. Mr. Clark threw out the suggestion that if the general fund could be overdrawn in such a large amount, thers was nothing to pre- vent the ovararawing of the road fund ina small amount. Mr. Stenoerg replied that the overdraft on the general fund was something that was absolutely necessary. The courts had to run, the salaries had to be paid and the poor had to be cared for regardiess of the condition ot the gencral fund. As chairman of the committea on roads Mr. Williams assured the gentlemen from the south side that their requests would re- ceive attention and that a decision would be arrivea at before the end of the vear. The appropriation sheats were passed and the board adjourned to meet one weelk from Suturday. 25¢ for a box of Descunam's Pills guin worth a KOLB PKOPOSES T FIGHT. e Says Ie Was Chosen Alub: and He Will Contest. Moxraomeny, Ala, Nov. 2, here s going to be a bitter contest over the governorship of Alabama after aJ. Kolb has beon making all preparations in bis power to oust Goveruor Jones. 1t was firat suppused that Kolb would attempt to bo sworn in on inauguration day, Tuesday. It is understood that he has abandonea this intention, Alabama has no law providing for & ocontest over the election of state officers. The constitution has a mandatory provision for such a law, but it has never veen passed. Such a il bas already been introduced in the house, Upon its passage depends KKolb's chance, Kolb has prepared a very long typewritten statement, In iv1s incorporated every cnarge which ho could make. In his state- meut Kolb says that ho can prove that ne ried the state by 45,000 majori e claims to have carried Pike county by 910 votes, but that it was given to Joues by fifty-five. He claims that in Wilcox county the roturis were held back ten days aud tuo connty was given to Joues by a mujority of 4,800, while in reality the county cast” but ,000 votes. He ms that in many coums ties the entire contents of the ballot boxes were removed, aud strips of newspapers placed in them iu place of the ballots. Kolb says he is contident that the bill will pass; that bo did not think so at first, but that events of the past few days have convinced him it will, vernor Jones says: ‘‘Kolb's charges of fraud are absurd. They have absolutoly no foundation, and there is not 016 of them which has not been disproven. There is no doubt but that I was honestly elected. 1f I thoueht for a moment that I was not elected 1 would not hold oftice, Idid not want re- election, and would have resigned after the present session of the lezislature if this con- test had not occurred. When Kolb started in to throw me out, I made up my mind to stay, and I'm going to stay.” —— You need not be afraid of the twinge of rheumatism when you have Salvation Oil, - Ruliding Porm itw, The following permits were tssued by the superintendent of buildings yesterday : Sumuel_DuBol framo cot- Thirtec s Eniil Thompson, one-story frame cot- tige, Twenty-elghth und Bristol Four wlnor peraiits. . Total. ma's Governor #1,000 2,000 [} ;170\1 Burglarized a Qigar Store, The clgar and candy emporium presided over by C. Rich at 6)7 North Fifteenth street was visited by burglars Sunday night, The usual convenient rear window was pried open in the usual way and plunder valued at £30 was carried off. DELICIOUS Flavoring Extracts Of perfect purity— Of great strength— Econorny in their use. Flavor as delicately and deliciously as the fresh fru. Vanllla Lemon Orange MAHA DAILY BE LINCOLY PEOPLE COMPLAIY Highwaymen and Thieves Too Numerous for the Polico. BOLDNESS OF THE THUGS INC EASING They Make Little Kffart to Conceal Thotr Tdentity and Attack Thetr Vietims Without Regard to the Locution. Laxcouy, Neb,, Nov. 28.—~[Special to Tne Bee.]—The poople of the city of Lincoln never felt the need of a larger police force more than they do at the present timo. At present a force of twanty-two men, which includes every man from chiof down to vatrol driver and javitor, is expected to guard tho lives and propetty of a oity of 00,- 000 people. As a result patrolmen at night are compelled to take fo beats covering more thun a mile 1n length, Under these circum stances it is not strange that burglars, sneak thieves and 'footpads ply tueir nefavious trame without much fear of molestation. D. W. Murphy, telegraph editor of the Datly State Jouraal, was held up and robboa of what littlo loose change he had about his clothes last evening at7o'clock. The robbery took place at tho corner of Twenty-first and I” streots ana was performed by two men, neither of whom mado any attempt to dis- guise their faces Edward Ewing went to nis homo at 417 South Seventeonth street last evening and found an unknown party in the act of ran sacking his house. He grappled with the intruder but the fellow drew a revolver and made his escape. The robbery of the house of Mr. Davis, reported in Sunday noraing's Bk, occarred while the entire family were seatod at & table in an adjoining roof. The boldness of the thioves 1s unparalleled, ana unless some- thing is done at once Lincoln will bo prac- tically at the mercy of every footpad who wishes to coms to the city. rom the Police Court, Cuarles Reno and wite wore arraigned in court this morning charged with creating a large dimensioued disturbance at their home at the cornor of I'irst and A stroets last night, Both were full, and they made the night lideous with their cursings, which thoy puuctuated by frequent shots from a ro- volvol Both were reprimanded by the Judge and aismissed. Harry Rhodes was fined $30 and costs for stealing a set of carving knives and forks from the kitchon of the Grand Hotel, whero ho had been employed. He was sent to the county jail in defauit of payment. Con Valentine and James Ryan wero sent up to the county jail ten days for vagrancy this morning, John Smith and & man kuown only by the name of “Patsy” wers each fined $3 and costs this morning for indulging 1n an amateur slugging match yesterday after- nonu, Two colored men and two colored girls were fined £10 and costs for occupyiag rooms together at the Fedowa hostelry at the cor- ner of Seventh and I streets, Gossip at the State House. Tho state banking board has taken posses- sion of the bank at Holstein 1z Adams county. Attorney General Hastings states that the failure 1s not a bad one, but that de- positors are pretty sure to get their money within a very short umwe. George Goodell filed his $20,000 bond as re- ceiver of the Bank of Inland with the, clerk of the supremse court this afternoon. C. W. Mosher and R. C. Outzalt are the sureties. ‘The case of Marvin A. Clark agalnst Lizzie J. Carey was filed in the supreme court this aftornoon. It is a bastaray case from Doug- las county. In the lower court Clark was ordered to pay the sum of $2,112 for the sup- port of the child. From this judgment ne nplmnl!. The caso of John Drummer against John Rodden was filod with the clerk of tho su- vremo court today. It comes from Lianoas- ter county. s A Four Name rirm. Wheu you find & four name firm you are protty suro of an institution représenting considerable rospousibility. The firm of s, Harris, Brim & McLain,uear Dawson, Georggla, is not an excoption. Itis, in fuct, one of the most substantial business houses 1 Terroll county. The following is an ex- tract from a recent letter from them: “‘Our customers say that Chamberluin Medicine Co. of Des Moines, Towa, manufacture threa of the best medicines on earth. viz, Chiam- verlain’s colic, cholera and disrrba rem. edy, for bowel complaints; Chamberlain’s cough remeds, for colds, croup and whoon- ing cough; aud Chamberiain's pain balm for rheumatism,” 50 cent bottles of each of these medicines for sale by druggists. -~ Closed the City Offices. Out of respect to the memory of T. J. Conway, conncilman from the Fifth ward, most of the city offices wero closed yestorday. The counclimaniac vacancy in the Fifth ward, cansed bv the death of T. J. Conway, will remain unfilled until W. A. Ssunders, councilman-elecy takes his seat, which will be on Junuary 3. There is no provision for filling the Vacancy by appowtment and tho Pimples §= Blotches : : Scrofula are all caused by Impure Blood Be warned! Nature must be as- sisted to throw off the poisons. For this purpose nothing can equal Nature's own assistant { KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA A pure Vegetable Compound of Herbs, Barks, and Roots, Contains 10 acids or mineral poisons, It ble as the Bank of England All laimed for it, it will do. $1.00 & bottle. All druggist HraLy & BiceLow, 531 Grand Ave,, New Haven, Conn. BT ILRRLRTELR EB R D «+ BY ELECTRICITY. . Send 10 wfllw'nn 10 pago Practice. B. B. BLISS, Iows Falls, lowa. | the sale of lignor and for tamperi eity offiaials consider the time so short that 1t would not be advisasld to caill a_speoin election to eloct & man tvo duting the romuining three wooks of {he term. —l FEDERAL un‘r\»m JURY. Witnosses from Soutn Omahn W Attend the se I Some of the South Offiaba witnesses anted in the fodetal drantl jury fnvestign. tion of the intorstate commerce case falled to apoar yesterday afte n in response to the subpana issued by the United States marshal, and a rodhotidemand was sent in this afternoon for their anco bofore the grand jury this morping, United States Atorney Baker sent word to Mr. Foster of the Swift Packing company and one ot two others that if they did not appear this morning bench warrants would be issued for them at once, It is verv probuble, there. fore, that theso witnosses wiil appoar, The rocords of the Missourt *acifio freicht office at South Omaha anda the rocords of the Swilt Packing company showing the receipts of saltare wanted in this lavestigation and the district attorney belicves ha can compel tho gentiemen having charee of these books to uppear and oring in the desirod informa tion. Mr. Ed Cadaby, C. F. Noves, Mr. Foster of the Swift company, Mr. Sheimer of Hutchinson, Kan., and half a dozen others are tho principal witnesses desired by the prosecution in this case. The grand jury has comploted the work of investigating tho charges lodged against elevon of tae prisoners now in jail charged with crimes against the United States gov ernment, and indictments have been found in overy'case. Other cases will bo disposed of as soon as the witnesses can be produced beforo the jury. Bills of indiciment have boon found against Dave Ensicw, Charles Holden, Grant Buughman, ail countor feitors, also against F'rea Meusse, the clothing thief who got away with the ‘wardrobe of Lieu- tenant Marquart at Fort Omaha ana was captured in Chicago. Then thero are a number of individuals agaiust whom bills have been found for violations of the laws regulating with the mails, T'his batch of bills will probably be hauded in today and thon the decks wiil bo clear for the jury to take up other matters. ‘I'be interstato commerce caso wiil provablv occupy the attention of the jur, two. nve to Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licanses wore issued by County Judge Eiler yesterday : mo and address, imon Goldberg, Omaha arah Gola, Ouiha, o Iloward, Neoln, 1 wrin Chapman, Persia. ioorze Washington Blankenship, Omaha JACOBS 1] s al(inclg;'e; MACKINTOSHES Are the Mosi Sensible WINTER GARMENT MEeAYSRe WARMER and CHEAPER AN Overcoat ' Cloak r,. Omaha Rubber Co., 1520 Farnam Street, Cor. 15th, Omiha. Lady clerk in attendance. THIS SPECIAL SALE ik Bring this ‘ad’ to entitle you to special price PERMANENT SIDEWALK RES( DLL': TION. Qouncil Chamber, Omahn, Nob,, Bo It resolved by the city cou of Omuhin, the M 16892, il of the city ayor conenrrini: That permanestsidewnlks be constructed in thecity of Omaha as dosimated below, within five duys aftor the publicition of this resolu- tion, or the personal service phereof, as by ordinance Is authorized and Toquired; such sidewalis to be laid tosthe permanent gride ns established on tha paved stroets specifien herein, und to b coastructed of stone, arti- ficknl stone, brick or tiling, according o speci- ticationg o file in thoe oflicoof the Board of I‘rmh' Works, and under its supervision, to- W South side of Dodgoe street, sub lot € in lot 2 Onpitol addition. permanentgrade, G feot wide. Sonth s de of Dodgo strect, oast 23 foot more or less of sublot 5 fn lot % Capitol uddition. permanent grade. i fe South side of Dodze street, or less of sub ot 4 in lot 2. Capitol addition, permanent grade. 6 feot wide, North side of Poppieton avenue, lots 11 to 20 inclusive, blovk 5, Shull's nddition, permanent grade, 6 foet wide. East side of Twenty-ninth avenun, lots 14 to 17 inclusive, block 12, Hunscom Place. perma- vgrade, s feet wide. uth sido of Leavenworth streot, lots 15, 16, 17, 18, 16, biock 16, Leavenworth Business Pluce, ermunent grad routh side of M. P. or Beit Line right Leavenworth Businoss grade, 6 foet wid And, bo 1t furthor resglved; That the Bourd of Pyblic Works be, and Is hereby authorized and directed to cause a capy of this resolution to L publishied In the ofticial piper of the city for one week. or be rvelon the owners of skid lots, and that unless such owners stld within tive days afior the publication or service of such copy pustruct suid sidewalks s herein required. that the Board of Publo Works cuuse the sime 1o be done. the cost of-onstrusting suid sidewnlks respectively o e assessod nzuinst the real ostate, (0t oF part-of lot in front of und abutting such sidetvulks Passed Novemver ”l,]l';.llll‘ #2th, » fect more crossing block 16, permanent Acting Proyld E . DAVIS President.of the City Coun JOUN GROVES, Clty Clork. GEQ, P, BESUS, NOTICE TO CONSTEUCT SIDEWALKS, To the ownoers of the lots, parts of lots and el estute described 1n the above resolu- tion— You and each of you are heroby notified to construct permunent sidewnlks as required by @ resolution of the city counell und muyor of the eity of Omuh, of awhich The above s cony. P. W BIRKHAUSEK, irman Board of Pubiio Works. ovember Bth, 1802 n20d7t NERVOUSDISOROERS ALS WEAKNESSES, DEBLLITY. BT that a0 company them QUICKLY wad ‘PERMA- T U STRENGTIL and toue &lven L0 every partof the body. 1 will sead (se ourely pacasd) FKEE 10 any sufferer the presceip- A BRADLEY, BATILE CREEK, MiCH. Attest Approved: Owmaha, Neb. Wishes to speak through the Register of the b il results he has rec from o regular use of Ayer's Pills He says: “I was feeling sick and tired and my stomach seenred all out of order. T tried a number of remedies, but none seemed to give me relief until T was ine duced to try the old relinhle Ayer's Pills. T have taken only one box, but [ feel like a new I think they are the most pleasant and easy to take of anything I sugar: them man ¢ used, being so finely coated that even a child will take I urge upon all who are In Need of a laxative to try Ayar's Pills.” = Boothbay (Me.), Register, “Between th of five and fifteen, I was tronbled with a kind of salte rheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs, and especially to the hend ot the knee above the calf. Here, r sores formed which would s but would break immediately ing the leg. My mother thing she conld think of, but all was withont avail. Although a eluld, I read in the papers about the beneficial effects of Ayer's Pills, and persuaded my mothe er to let me try them. With 1o great faith in the result, she procured Ayer's Pills and I began to use them, and soon noticed an improvement suraged by this, I kept on till T took two boxes, when the sores disappented and have never tronbled me since.” 11, Chipman, Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va “1 suffered for years from stomach and kidney troubles, causing very severe Puins in various parts of the hody. None of the remedies T tried afforded me any rel'ef until T began taking Ayer's Pitls, and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notary Public, Five Lakes, Mich. Prepared by Dr. 1. C. Ayer Sold by nning on mov, tried every- % Co., Towell, Mass. giziats Jverywhere. Every Dose Effectiva Sealod proposals will be received at any tfme on or beforo 2 o'clock p, m. of the Idth dauy of December, 1802 for the printing of all blils for the lecisiature with such muttor as mav bo ordered by elth 1se thereof. to be printed in “biil " which is shown designnted as o > (1) under the pr laws of the & ) Nobraska. For the printing and binding { of oue thousnnd (1,000) copiws ench ¢ nial reports of the auditor of public accounts, treusurer, secretary of stute, commissioner of public Innds aud “buildings. and bureiu of Tabor and industrial statistics: and five hun- drod (00) copies eich of the bienninl reports of the attorney zeaeral, superintendent of pub- lie Instruction, state librarian and adjutint ‘thousand (1.000) coples report rd of transportation for 1302 und five )0)) coples report stute boird of or 1802, and all other reports and s that may be ordered nted by logislature, oxeept such us may er into and form a part of the journals, which class of work is K v 17 desi 1 three ) under the printing liws of Nebraska. The bill work, exceuted shull be printed in small piea’ type, on pape fourteen (14) inches long by e nd one-hut (844) Inches wide, singie pags paper to be twenty-cl:ht (%) pounds double cap to the ream, und oxcept the title pace, each b shall contiin not less than twenty-five lines of solld matter of seven (7 inches in length, and the lines shall be success vely numbered, with a blank only in each s between the tines. The title page of satd Dills shall contain not less thun eizhteen (18) 1ines us above. with three () inches additional space allowable for display titlo mttor, Kuch bid shall stute what the bidder is wili- ing to do the work complete for, per pave, for the threo hundred (U0) coples each bill, wlso the price for udditional hundreds that may be ordered of the sume bill ut the =ane tine as the original three hundred (00) ineluding com- position, piper, press work, stitehing, folding and a1l work of muterial ontering futo the Work reauired. All work executea - nder cluss one shall ho delivered in good order by the con’ractor 1o the ofice of the secretary of stute within three davs after the recelptof the order by sald con tractor from the ehalrman of the o mittee on printing, o efther branch of the tur All work exceuted under cluss shall be prin‘ed in lons prim und non pi- rell type, on papo inches long by six (6 inches wide. sinzle puge, paper to b forty-five 43 pounds 1o tae fiwonty - four by thirty six white book, Kach bid un- Liss thrce shall s At the bidder is to do the work iplete for, per page, on ench reporvor i the class, ineluding composition, paper, press work, stitehin:, fold- 1ag and all work or muterial entering intothe work required. Galley and 0 proof must be furnished when reqcire 1 by the oficers of tho executive department or the chiirman of the committee on printing, in either branch of the legislature. Work when con.ploted to e delivered free of eXpense at the state house. Proposiis for work in cacih of the ibo Iasses will not be considered unl 5 e nccompunied by u bond i the sum of five thousund (85,000) doilurs with two or more sure- ties: that in cuse the parly nrone for such contract shall bo awarded the same such b ty will, within ive () diys after tho awa him of such contract, enter luto bonds for the (aithful porformance thereof, as provided by 1aw and the the terais of theso proposals. Pr posuls shall be m rked “Proposiis for l)flllllh'[u ntinz" and addressed to the stute hourd of printing in care of the secretary of state, Lincoln, Nob. Corltracts on class one (1) as above spocified will be wwarded as a whol Contracts on cluss threo will bo awarded In board may elect, Sampies of the work to be executed under cluss one (1) and threo () may be seen at the office of the seeretury of state, Contracts on above clisses one (1) and throe Lo run two (2 ye.rs from December L, 1802, pt the reporis of the board of transporti tion und state board of agriculture, the lutter to be comploted within sixty duys’ after the awarding of the contiact, Tho stute printing board reserves the right torejoct any or bids. JOUN ALLEN, Secretory of State. | 3 E HILL, State Printing Board - ' Ntate Tre )\ THOS. H. BE Auditor Public Lincolu, Neb., Nov, 11, 1802, ) as above specified wholo or in partus thy surer, TON ccou nizdat i~ : — To the owners of all lois. parts of lots wnd roi estate along the alley in block ) 4t nddition, from Lith » You are Lereby notifi signed, thiee disinterested freoholders of the city ‘of Omuhn, havebeen duly wppointed Ly the wayor, with the approval of tho city couneil of suid eity. 10 asscss the d o the ownors respectively of the property af- fected by the grading of the alley in block | Kountze's 4il audition, from 10th street to 1th strect, declared necessary by orainunce No. 0. pussed October 1st, 1802 approved Octo- ber 4, 1502, You ‘are further notified that having ace copted suid appointment, and daly qualifed as required by law. we will, on the 0th duy of December, A D. 18, at the hour of 1 o'clock in the for ofice of John F. Fluck, ) ber of Commerce, within the cor: porate Hmits of sald eity. the pur- pose of consldering and ment of dansge o the OWLErs respoc sild property affected by sald change of grade tuking iuto consideration speciul benefits. it an You are notified to bo present at the time and place aforesaid sud make uny objections o OF SLitements concernin - said assossment of damuges 450U WAy consider proper. JOHN K. FLACK, B W. GIBSON, JANMES STOUKDA L Omaha, Neb, Nov, d, 1802 uiid _oncentrated on one counter. We placed all the clothing in any way damaged by smoke from the late fire, on one counter, where are some of the Most Astonishing Bargain Especially is this truc of the OVERGCOATS. Full cheviot sack overcoats, with ; and without velvet collar. in [] k have gray and brown. Belore the fire we sold them for $4,78; "Now Fine chinchilla overcoats, in blue and black; yoke and sleeves lined with silk, with an elegant cashmevre lining on the balance, Belore the were smoked we got - $12.80, now All our Kkerseys, meltons, Irish frieze, all sizes and imaginable shapes, some worth $18, any of them worth $10 to $12; on ac- count of smoke Beautiful in shetiand frieze ulsters, three different shades, long shapes, big collars and double 3660 95,18 In no length of time these snap b:n’gz\i(]s will be gone, so if you want one you mustcome quick. Columbia Clothing Co., Cor. 13th and Farnam. Our Oxford gray ulster iwithout lining,. douvle faced, B4 inches long, full length, is very desir- able at $7.80, but the smoke el =t X MR s G b0 ORED ORI e B s 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. o eminent spectulistin norva. s, dhironie, prisat Ao, eraduntiin medicine, 18 dploms and - cortiie) wng with w100, seminal weiwkness, nihit 1o » e . PRITES 1 iy e troated wm at by expr 1, no | ni o Isuitation feae, Co s froe. 0 . e S undags 105 m. 1o i Sl contents or I privite, Book Hp LOF TOply. Be it reso of Ol SIDEWALIKC R CONSTRUCTION. amber, Omaha, Neb., 1402 1 by the city coun il of the elty 1 the mayor ¢ nu: structed 1 below, with nls roso- us by squired: such ad o tho - grade on streets spoctfiod herein, and t0 be con- ted of pine plank of such width nnt sknessand be lnid upon Joists of suoh nsionsand in such manner as is pro- bed by the spocifications on flo fn the of thie bourd of public works and under 18 supoervision, towits stosld - of 25th avenue, lot L blo - itlon No 2, present grade, 6 fo wide. It wvenue, lots 108 7 Dioek 4 Dollone’s «ddition, prosent grade, 6 foet person Luthor! to be th ain The only 10zally graduaty1 Chinass physt clan elghtyonrs’ stads. Ten yoars praotical experi- ence with all_known disoases. ‘Treats sicessiully AarOAIE 04333 £1¥en uD by Otver dyolors Culi Ad weo hio or WriLy for quastiod blwk. Do Winkyour ca4e hon t1a1s bac sy your doct 7ot . buttryuys Chinss oo ie with s e aa | wondortulronedios, a4 ro3 iy oy baaoitaanl v POrmANONLCUTe Wil oL15r doctors caunat Kiv) West side of 21t strect, lots | to 8 inclusive, Vlerbs. ltoots and. Plants -natary's romadiss -hiy | bloek 21 Wileox's second addition, present medicines, Tho world his witasss, - 02> thousail | gride, 3 foet wido. testimonials 1n LArD yairs' practles. No iajario i¢ Wost si0e of J0bh streot, 1ot 7 hlock 4 Hillside decoctions., no mareotics, no polida Latloas | No, renaived or faid, 4 feot widc treatment and permunent eur. Wost sl of #id stréct. tax (ov i, soction 21 - 1=k prosent crade. 4 foot wide Wast sido of #31 strect, (ot 1 block 2 Reed's suceasstally treatar ant cured | fifeh nddition, present grade, 4 feet wide, or dociors West side of 4 stroct, 018 1and 24 biock 4 Mo, 44! Harney str rronic Fiaa R fifth addition, present grade, § foet ay and Uiy s wido, and 8 blogk 1 st side of 55th ayenue. Ic 1 Dellone’s nddition, pre o. Eastside of 2ist strect, I¢ ve. V nton place. prosent gr ¥ feet wido, block i de, 6 feot 10 Inelu- Following wod Far oLl gonari West side of fid street. lots ! 4 of uir 1 vicalits 8 aldo ol lighraniupie Se s Iaplotiasronztii ant Teane & Soldon's addition, prosent zrade,d fook Ander-on, 152l Caminz siroot. cutarrh, itis of Aftenn yours standing West side of 4id Isuue & Seldouy medicino o M. 1. root, 10! o astiimi wod bro strect, lots 1 and 8 block 8 addition, present graded foeb wide, West sido of 810 streot, lots 1 and 8 block © Tsiie & Seldon’s ddition,present grade, 4 ook 1Ins for sals the following preparat romediey at $1.00 8 bottlo, six bottles for £).00, for thy ¢ of Asthma, Catarch, Siex Hoadieho, indigastion, Blood Polsoning, kheamativn, Femals Weiknesa, Kidney and Complaiat. No agents. '30ld only by Chiiuose Medicins Co, Capital, $10),0)) , of 4 stroot, lots 1und 8 blook 16 e eldon's wddivion, prosont grade, toot wide, 5t xido of 1 street, lots | 131 Inclusive. A'Ttodlok’s prescat grade, & feev wide. ust side of ¥id et, tax lot 12, L present grade, 1 foot w. And be it further resolved: Dt the vourd 0f pabIo Wor's be and hore- by 18 athorized and @Ireeted L0 CAUSS & COpy of this resolution to be publishe! in the oili- elul pabor of tiio oily for oy weel, of be Tl PONDES i1 A0 ¥ medleal statistios, sorved on the owners of §.dd lots o unless Dl NP TN i DS B i SAGi | Sueh owners shll within five days after the are fald at the por weon GHIHLA DUDlGAtIon OF S6FVIL0 Of xuch copy CORSLrucY WosANIOOn. sy atom noo UM w0 waiks @8 herein required, thiy the LIFE OXY A, 18 REAL LUFE 10 Doard of public. works cause the same to ba ECIFIC 15 CONCERTIATED O s tost of constructinz suld sidowalke Wity 1t iven 2t K ABDOLILY, IAK 08 DUTD FICH T C Al )3, w00thes and loels the diseaned Load, throat L ar purt of lob 1n front of und ubut= cornted ungs -~ THOUSANDS TES 10 THE | Ui such 8108 Wil ks Mriale BREE T Pussed hov. \@%=4 Trials TREE T0 AL Call or Write for XV Offics, 16th and Calil’;r_n Sl Omn, Neb "3,000 BEAUTIFUL BRICHT CIRLS! section 21 B P DAVIS, President Oitv Councll JONN GROVES, City Olerk, GEO, P, BEMIS, Mavor. NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS, Ve owners of the 101, purts of 1018 real ostito deseribed in thoe wbove rosolu- tion You and each of you are otified to - consriet wooden sldewulks s resolution of the 'lly[l't.lllll‘l ; ayor will send you the mareelous f.ll":x‘)m.'ny of Omabi, of Which the wbove 1s Froecihod A lorkl gussanios Sy \ BIRRHAUSEL CATTIOS will Bewtore your airgn e Lot Vublio Works Heaith, Strengh a0 Vigor b, November 25th, 180 n2ud7e Use itand pay if satisfied. e el Address VON MOHL CO.. Agents, Cineinnatl, Oblo, DR. B W. BAILEY Teeth Filled Wity a4 ey ARND! Laossaver | o ARSDLD AUTOMATIO BTEAM QOQKERS, o, S o AT 8 20uh S, Omslis, BOOK' ~FREE. Attest: Speciie Oxyoen Co, ) II.II1E°5I!r(:a8'i:§!‘“~le|l|lal.nlun, Approved: nereby Omaha, Many of Our AGENTS are SKELLING Trom 640 (8 EETH EXTEACTED WITHOUT PALN Ok DANGER B I ON RU AFULLSET OF roR Bafhins, 18 . e tost s, Perfoct fit guirantes L th extrictol lo the moruing New onos lussrtod \u eveulas of same duy. ‘Bbe Speciinens of lemovable Brid breat et it Boo apocinens of Flexivlo Bistls lata s ety o, bl ALl Work warranted us reprosonted. T Iy T Oftice, Lhird F.oor, Paxwa B o mw.mr.“fih:. 'v]lw%ulv%%l:. Telephons 1085, 16tannt Favarn 3ty 4 FUNT G Sl mfi,‘u onnubier Duke Elevato’ or 8us rw iy (ra 0 33 4 cal Virue. o, s Gach meal. Price by mall, o 15c. CHEMIOAL 0O, 10 #iruce k., New York Btree Loulrancs eseserervevee LYY